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A report reveals that around 75% of Jewish first-time voters in Israel align with right or centre-right political views, surpassing the general political landscape in the country. This trend highlights a notable shift among younger voters.
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A report reveals that around 75% of Jewish first-time voters in Israel align with right or centre-right political views, surpassing the general political landscape in the country. This trend highlights a notable shift among younger voters.
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‘Generation Right’: Israeli youth show strong support for the right
Majority of Jewish First-Time Voters in Israel Identify as Right or Centre-Right