Public Opinion Survey

15 September 2025

Israeli Public Opinion Survey (September 2025)

A three-wave Panels LTD survey of likely Israeli voters shows the U.S. alliance treated as near-sacred, the Abraham Accords holding at 75%, and a future Saudi deal at 70%, while opposition to a two-state solution hardened to 69%.
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. The survey explores Israeli public opinion on domestic affairs, regional developments, and national security. Photo by Adam Jang on Unsplash.

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The full polling deck

The full polling deck. July 2024, February 2025, and August 2025 waves.

CSA commissioned Panels LTD to field the Israel Public Opinion Survey across three fieldings: 612 likely Israeli voters in July 2024 (July 8-10), 529 in February 2025 (February 2-4), and 613 in August 2025 (August 28-30). Samples were drawn from Panels LTD online panel of over 30,000 active Israeli members, supplemented with cellphone and landline contacts and Hebrew-language outreach to Haredi communities.

Respondents were filtered to likely voters by self-identification as 2022 Knesset voters (98%) or as newly eligible (2%). Quotas on age, gender, geography, heritage, and religiosity were applied per Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics data. The margin of sampling error is approximately 4.0 percentage points at the 95% confidence level.

American Energy Security Is a Bipartisan Issue.

The Council for a Secure America (CSA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit 501(C)(3) educational organization. CSA strengthens U.S. national security by educating on the inextricable link between U.S. energy security, national security, and diplomacy, through original research, public-opinion polling, rapid-response primers, and off-the-record briefings for policymakers, industry leaders, and civic institutions.

CSA’s work is informed by a Peace Through Prosperity framework that emphasizes the strategic importance of energy, minerals, agriculture, and resilient supply chains. The organization is not an advocacy institution and does not promote political outcomes or policy prescriptions.

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