Concurrently, last two surveys, apparently as a result of the formation of the Bennett-Lapid government, we recorded a slight rise in the share of national religious (from 9.3% to 10.4%) and a more the picture has reversed itself, and the favorable assessment of the Left has risen sharply substantial increase in the share of Haredim (from 7.4% to 9.2%). [...] The proportion of secular Jews Freedom of expression: In the previous two surveys, the majority of Jewish who agree with this statement is the lowest of the religious groups, while that of Haredim respondents believed that this principle was upheld too much or to the right degree, is the highest. [...] The Supreme Court places third in the Jewish sample (multi-year average, 59.5%), and Assessments of the extent to which the composition of the Knesset reflects the distribution first in the Arab sample (multi-year average, 55.9%). [...] This no simple thing, given the fact that the country is currently in the throes between different sectors and groups; the optimal balance between the Jewish and democratic of an ongoing political crisis caused in part by the dismal reality of profound differences components of Israeli identity; and assorted other topics at the heart of the country’s political, between various segments of the Isra. [...] Over the years, the Right has been the camp with the most positive view of Israel’s situation, and the Left, the most negative, as reflected in the multi-year averages of the favorable responses (Right, 39.0%; Center, 30.7%; Left, 22.6%).
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