r/Israel • u/windless12 • 1d ago

Politics Majority of Israelis back Haredi draft law, October 7 inquiry, IDI survey finds

https://www.jpost.com/israel-election-2026/article-911899
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u/Analog_AI Israel 1d ago

Wasn't this the case for the last 40 odd years? It's not like suddenly the Israeli public reached this conclusion.
Yet everytime the ruling coalitions from left to center to right have been unable to do zilch about it.
I'm not optimistic that the next ruling coalition will be able to do anything about it either. One can hope but I would not hold my breath.

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u/Divs4U USA 1d ago

Nu

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u/IgnatiusJay_Reilly Israel 1d ago

Yet half of them will vote for Bibi and allow this bs to continue.

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u/bam1007 USA 1d ago

Haredim laughing as they consider the realistic prospect that they will remain the kingmakers after the election.

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u/Outrageous_Wafer_388 If we die, at least we'll die drunk and well fed 7h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/NcrhM3USM6TABpus85