According to a recent survey by the Pew Research Center, only 19% of those on the left in Israel trust the government, while a much higher 75% of those on the right express trust in the government. In addition, the study found that observant Jews in Israel are more optimistic about the prospects for religious cohesion compared to secular Israelis.
The findings of the survey suggest that while there is hope for smoothing civil divides in Israel, there is still a significant split in trust in the government among different political and religious groups. This highlights the complex and multifaceted nature of Israeli society and politics.
The post titled “Poll: Israelis hopeful about smoothing civil divides but split on trust in government” was published on The Times of Israel, discussing the survey results and their implications for the country. The article delves into the nuances of Israeli public opinion and sheds light on the challenges and opportunities for building a more cohesive society.
