The People Against – How Many Israelis Trust the Knesset
According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics, based on the results of the 2025 Social Survey, Israeli society demonstrates an extremely uneven attitude toward state institutions. The study clearly shows a deep gap…
Assessment
A 2025 social survey reveals a stark divide in Israeli public trust: healthcare and the military command high confidence, while the Knesset and political leadership face deep skepticism. The data shows near-universal approval for health services across Jewish and Arab populations, underscoring institutional legitimacy rooted in tangible security and care. The gap between these trusted bodies and elected institutions signals a potential crisis of political representation, with implications for governance and public compliance.