Nearly 65 percent of the people surveyed chose it PollRepublican candidate Donald TrumpAs the next president of the United States.
In contrast, only 13 percent said they wanted to see the Democratic nominee and vice president Kamala Harris You win the elections.
About 15 percent of respondents considered that there is no difference between the two candidates for Israel, while 7 percent say they do not know.
The survey revealed that 72% of Jews in Israel They believe that a Trump victory would be more beneficial to Israeli interests, compared to only 11% who prefer a Harris victory.
As for between Israeli Arabs46% of them saw that there was no difference between the candidates, while 27% preferred Trump to win and 22.5% preferred Harris to win.
The results also showed a difference in positions between political orientations, as 42 percent of left-wing party voters preferred a Harris victory, compared to 29 percent who supported a Trump victory.
While 52 percent of centrist party voters prefer Trump to win, compared to 14% for Harris, support for Trump increases among right-wing voters to reach 90 percent, compared to only 3 percent who support Harris.
This survey was conducted between October 28 and November 3, and included a total of 750 participants.
