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December 2024
Israel, MENA
May 16 to 29, 2024
1,408 respondents
18 years and older
Telephone interviews and online survey
Survey question: 'How would you rate the level of solidarity in Israeli society?'
The source notes that level of solidarity as measured by response to the question: How would you rate the level of solidarity (sense of 鈥渢ogetherness鈥) of Israeli society as a whole (Jews, Arabs, and all other citizens), where 1 = 鈥渘o solidarity at all鈥 and 10 = 鈥渁 high level of solidarity鈥? (Jewish and Arab samples; Average)
The 2024 survey was prepared by the Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research of the IDI. The survey encompassed 1,026 male and female respondents in Hebrew and 382 in Arabic language, comprising a representative sample of the population of Israel. The maximum sampling error for the general sample is 2.61%.聽
The total number of respondents in the three 2023 surveys amounted to 2,718.
The December 2023 survey was performed by the Dialogue Research and Polling Institute. The survey encompassed 605 participants in Hebrew and 151 in Arabic, constituting a nationally representative sample of the adult population in Israel.
The October 2023 survey was performed by the Dialogue Research and Polling Institute between October 24 to 26, 2023. The survey was conducted through telephone interviews and online survey, encompassing 602 men and women interviewed in Hebrew and 151 interviewed in Arabic, constituting a nationally representative sample of the adult population in Israel aged 18 and above.
The June 2023 survey was performed by Shiluv I2R and Afkar Research and Knowledge between June 20 to 28, 2023. The survey was conducted through telephone interviews and online survey encompassing 1,008 men and women interviewed in Hebrew and 201 interviewed in Arabic, constituting a nationally representative sample of the adult population in Israel aged 18 and above.







