60% of young Arabs willing to consider voting for a non-Arab party

60% of young Arabs in Israel are willing to consider voting for a non-Arab party if it presents a clear plan to address issues important to them, according to a survey by Dialog. 70% believe Arab parties are not sufficiently attentive to young Arabs. The fight against violence and crime is the top priority.

60% of young Arabs in Israel are willing to consider voting for a non-Arab party if it presents a clear plan to address issues important to them, according to a survey conducted by Dialog of the Amant Pro group in October 2026 among 257 young people aged 18–26. 70% of respondents believe that political parties in Israel are not sufficiently attentive to young Arabs. Only 48% declare exclusive loyalty to Arab parties. The fight against violence and crime tops the agenda (55%), followed by employment (22%), education (20%), and housing (19%). 84% express a positive intention to vote. Suleiman Al-Amour, CEO of Ajik, calls on the political system to offer practical plans with targets and budgets.