A recent survey conducted among Arab citizens in Israel has revealed that over two thirds of them are in favor of an Arab party joining a future government coalition. Surprisingly, 40% of respondents stated that the party does not necessarily have to be center-left.
Even more interestingly, the survey found that over half of Arab Israelis feel a sense of ‘shared destiny’ with Jews. This highlights a potential shift in attitudes and perspectives within Israeli society.
This data provides valuable insights into the evolving dynamics between different communities within Israel and the potential for greater unity and cooperation in the future.
For more details on this survey and its implications, read the full article on The Times of Israel.