The Israeli Voice Index – February 2021

In the Arab public the distrust in the election outcomes is much higher than in the Jewish public (43% vs. [...] Only a minority in each of the three camps (Jews) believes such an outcome is attainable: on the left 15% see it on the horizon, in the center 23%, and on the right 36%. [...] For example, in a survey conducted in September 2019, immediately after the elections, less than a fifth of the Jewish public supported this possibility compared to more than a third who support it at present, with most of the change in positions on this issue occurring among the right and the center. [...] Among the Jews there are considerable gaps in assessment of the Iranian danger between the three political camps on the left 41% see it as large (categories 4+5), in the center 53%, and on the right a hefty majority of 64% views it as a large threat. [...] Providing Anti-Coronavirus Vaccinations to the Palestinian Authority - The Jewish public, is divided on this question (45% in favor and 47% against) and the gaps between the political camps (Jews) on this question are very large: on the left the majority supports Israeli consent to the PA’s request to provide them with vaccinations against the virus (71%).