Record low 28% of Israelis say Trump prioritizes Israel's security, survey finds

 https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-901781

Notably, the findings showed that most Jewish Israelis believe the current strain in US-Israel relations is temporary, while Israeli Arabs are more divided on the issue.

Most Israelis believe that Israel's security is not a central consideration for US President Donald Trump, according to a survey published on Tuesday by the Israel Democracy Institute.

The Israeli Voice Index, conducted in June by the Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research, found that just 28% of Israelis believe Trump prioritizes Israel's security, a new low down from 44% in the previous survey in May.

The survey, based on a sample of 754 Israeli participants (151 of whom are Arab), found that just 38% of Jewish Israelis believe Israel's national security situation is better off than it was prior to the start of the war with Iran earlier this year.