Israeli consensus: Gaza plan rejected and West Bank annexation gaining support
The study sheds light on the Israeli public’s attitudes toward key political and security issues, showing that a large segment of them supports the full annexation of the West Bank, while backing for a settlement and peace with the Palestinians has diminished. The survey also indicates a decline in confidence regarding statements made by the American administration about dismantling Hamas's weapons, alongside an increase in support for full control over Palestinian territories, especially among conservatives and religious individuals. Politically, a significant portion of Israelis is leaning toward voting for right-wing parties, with a focus on security and settlement policies, while Arab Israelis are increasingly interested in participating in elections and exerting political influence.
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