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23% of Israelis 'considering leaving if Netanyahu re-elected'

יול 18, 2026 ·  Source: Google News 82Objectivity score82/100

23% of Israelis 'considering leaving if Netanyahu re-elected'

23% of Israelis 'considering leaving if Netanyahu re-elected'

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A recent poll on Israeli television's Channel 12 indicates that 23% of Israelis are considering leaving the country if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is re-elected in the upcoming October elections. Conversely, 68% stated they would not leave, while 9% were unsure. The survey also revealed that over two-thirds of participants opposed several laws recently passed by Netanyahu's governing coalition, including legislation to enshrine Torah study as a quasi-constitutional value and to protect ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers from arrest. The Knesset dissolved yesterday after passing a series of bills, including those related to West Bank settlements, and will not reconvene before the October 27 elections.

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