Majority of citizens believe election integrity is in danger, Israeli Voice Index reveals – poll
All three of the main political bloc supporters had a majority agree that the election's integrity was in danger, although the exact percentage varied widely.
The July 2026 Israeli Voice Index, conducted by the Israel Democracy Institute, reveals that a majority of Israelis believe the integrity of upcoming elections is in danger, with 72% of Jewish Israelis and 58.5% of Arab Israelis expressing this concern. The poll also indicates widespread opposition to the inclusion of the Ra'am party in the next government (61% of Jewish and 60% of Arab respondents) and to several recently passed controversial laws, including the law to halt the arrest of deserters (67% opposition).
- 80% of Jewish respondents anticipate a Palestinian uprising in the West Bank, compared to 40% of Arab respondents.
- Regarding settler violence, 46% of Jewish Israelis believe security forces are too lenient, a view shared by 54% of Arab Israelis.
- A majority (65% of Jews, 48% of Arabs) are pessimistic about a peace treaty with Syria, though 68% of Jewish Israelis consider it important.
- On potential action against Iran, the largest group (37%) believes Israel should only respond if directly attacked, while 20% advocate for persuading the US to conduct joint attacks.
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