Israel Democracy Institute
Bnei Brak clashes reflect long-building tensions within haredi society, researcher says - interview
An Israel Democracy Institute researcher says the violence reflects long-standing shifts within haredi society and mounting friction over IDF conscription.
Israelis divided on joining US pre-emptive strike on Iran, ending US military aid - IDI poll
Post-October 7, coalition more concerned with controlling the systems than addressing recovery
Only one third of Israeli Arabs feel safe in Israel - poll
With only 40% support, Israelis still think 2 states best option - poll
Past IDI polls on this question have shown that Israeli support for two states has fluctuated widely over the past 28 years since the signing of the 1993 Oslo Accords in Washington.
Why is public trust in the Supreme Court falling?
In an age of waning trust in state institutions and an ongoing health and democratic crisis, the public must be able to look towards the courts as a staunch defender of human rights and democratic structure.
ICC ruling: What are the real implications for Israel?
Prof. Yuval Shany said, "We have a long way to go before these investigations mature into indictments against specific individuals and arrest warrants."
Israel Elections: Only 21% of 2009 Knesset still in politics - study
The data presented by the IDI represents an abnormally high turnover rate in the Israeli political system.
Israel Elections: Over half of Israels will vote new parties - poll
Only 39% of Arabs sure they will cast ballots in the March election
Wave No. 3 is here – We must learn our lesson - comment
Politicians and healthcare practitioners alike must learn from their experience and formulate strategy before it is too late.
Israel holds more elections on average than most democracies - study
Since 1996, Israel has on average had a new election every 2.3 years compared to other countries with a gap of three or more.
70% of Jewish Israelis believe Trump is better for Israel - poll
October's survey points to an increase in support for Trump among Jewish Israelis, reaching 70% who favor Trump – up from 60% in June.
55% of Israelis think recent lockdown was politically motivated
The survey also highlighted the lack of trust in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to manage the coronavirus crisis.
Are Israelis going hungry?
Two million Israelis have reported loss of income due to the crisis, and about 510,000 citizens have not yet returned to the labor market since the beginning of the corona crisis.
