The survey reveals significant cultural and religious differences: Ultra-Orthodox and religious Jews favor earlier milestones, while secular Israelis tend to wait. The findings highlight the diverse life paths within Israeli society.

Most Israelis think the Supreme Court should not stay the Shin Bet chief’s dismissal, but if it does, the government should comply with its ruling.

The poll also surveyed Israelis views towards the attempted dismissals of the Shin Bet chief and attorney-general, as well as if there is an Israeli “deep state.”

Main Finding

A majority of Israelis are in favor of completing the hostage deal, and express low levels of confidence in the senior Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) echelon.

The poll reflected a shift toward deepening skepticism, with 44% left-wing voters, saying a peace deal was unlikely.

A majority of Israelis support completing the hostage deal and approve of Trump’s proposal to transfer the Gaza population to other countries.

A survey by the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) has found that a majority of the Israeli public, both Jews and Arabs, supports fully completing the hostage deal and postponing a decision on the future of Hamas rule in Gaza.