The Hiddush Association's Religion and State Index reveals a slump in support for government policy and a deep gap between it and the public's will: 84% support conscription, an overwhelming majority demands sanctions for draft dodgers. Also: Likud voters are becoming less liberal, and the Supreme Court enjoys much higher trust than the Knesset and the government.
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The Hiddush Association's Religion and State Index reveals a slump in support for government policy and a deep gap between it and the public's will: 84% support conscription, an overwhelming majority demands sanctions for draft dodgers. Also: Likud voters are becoming less liberal, and the Supreme Court enjoys much higher trust than the Knesset and the government.