Israel Democracy Institute
Post-October 7, coalition more concerned with controlling the systems than addressing recovery
More than two years after October 7, the governing coalition continues to advance sweeping institutional reforms, while legislation addressing recovery, reserve burdens, and accountability lags.
Only one third of Israeli Arabs feel safe in Israel - poll
Israelis still believe in the country, but not its institutions, IDI survey reveals
Majority of Israelis oppose granting Netanyahu pardon, believe gov't is 'fairly corrupt' - poll
Likud's use of reserved slots keep the number of women MKs low - opinion
Opposition head Benjamin Netanyahu's use of reserved slots in Israel's Likud Party has become the focus of bitter competition among women.
Who is to blame for dispute between Finance Ministry, Israeli teachers? - poll
Israelis have their say on the ongoing teachers' crisis as no agreement made yet, two days before Israel's schools are set to open.
Fewer Israelis confident in Biden than Trump on global affairs - poll
In a separate poll, the Israel Democracy Institute found that most Israelis (54%) do not trust Biden to take Israel’s interests into account.
Half of Jewish Israelis support Jewish prayer on Temple Mount - poll
Haredi respondents in an IDI poll were largely opposed to Jewish prayer at the site.
Is the Holocaust different from other genocides in history? - survey
The Democracy Institute's Israeli Voice Index examined the connection between the Holocaust and how Israelis compare it to other events.
Only 18% of Israeli public trusts public security minister - poll
A majority of Israelis expressed concerns about their personal safety amid a wave of terrorist attacks.
Most Israelis back government's policy on Ukraine-Russia war - survey
Where Israelis start to disagree on open immigration for Ukrainian refugees is when looking into their political beliefs.
Israel is ready for the next COVID-19 wave - Israeli Voice Index
When asked to name the government's most influential figure, 39% of respondents said they are unable to answer the question.
Russia-Ukraine war: Which side are Israelis on?
Israelis believe in sanctions, mostly supporting the financial measure, over a step into direct military conflict with Russia.
Israel needs a law to bolster, protect its democracy - opinion
This task is certainly feasible. Unfortunately, the current political reality in the Knesset seems to indicate that we are still a long way from achieving this ideal.
