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‘Generation Right’: Israeli youth show strong support for the right

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Briefings

A 2026 study indicates that three-quarters of Jewish first-time voters in Israel identify as right or centre-right, a proportion significantly higher than the national average. This finding suggests a strong demographic alignment between Jewish youth voters and the right-wing spectrum, potentially influencing future political dynamics.

Key points

• Three-quarters of Jewish first-time voters identify as right or centre-right, exceeding the national average.

Context

This snapshot from 2026 highlights a specific demographic trend among Jewish voters, which may impact Israeli political representation and policy direction.

Limitations

Data covers only Jewish first-time voters; no information on total voter base, age distribution, or specific policy preferences is provided.

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