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The survey found 49% of the respondents said Biden would be better for the US-Israel relationship, while 25% said Trump would be better.

The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs concluded by arguing that the results highlight a “community in flux, grappling with its traditional liberal values and evolving perspectives on Israel.”

A survey led by Gesher organization finds 54% of Israelis support setting an agreed election date to calm social unrest. 59% see consensus on draft law beneficial.

In the survey, 523 respondents participated, constituting a representative sample of the adult population in the State of Israel, aged 18 and over, both Jews and Arabs.

Exploring Israel's love for pastries on its 76th Independence Day: What's the favorite carbohydrate, the beloved burekas, and the impact of ongoing warfare on carb consumption?

A survey of Jewish and Arab students and teachers' perceptions shows asymmetrical views, but interaction fosters positivity and empathy.

Among the respondents, 25% expressed no confidence in Netanyahu, marking an 11-percentage point increase since 2023.