The public is not satisfied with the election results: which government is it willing to accept?

A JPPI poll reveals: 62% of Israelis are dissatisfied with the election results. The only coalition that a majority of the public does not reject is Likud, Yashar, Together, and Yisrael Beiteinu (67 seats). 75% of Arabs are satisfied with the results.

A poll by the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) published today (Sunday) reveals that 62% of Israelis are dissatisfied with the Knesset election results. Among Jews, 73% expressed dissatisfaction, while 75% of Arabs are satisfied with the results. 75% of Israelis believe the elections were fateful and will significantly affect the state's situation. The poll examined which coalition compositions the public is willing to accept. The most desired parties in a coalition are Yashar (65%), Together (63%), and Yisrael Beiteinu (59%), followed by Likud (50%). The parties rejected at the highest rates are the Joint List (62%), Otzma Yehudit (50%), and Ra'am (45%). Out of ten possible coalitions, only one was not rejected by a majority of respondents: a government of Likud, Yashar, Together, and Yisrael Beiteinu, totaling 67 seats. 51% of Israelis and 57% of Jews did not reject any of its constituent parties. However, the poll did not examine who would lead such a government. The poll was conducted between November 1 and 3, among 600 Jewish and 205 Arab respondents.