VOICED : Israel election results not the end of 'centrist attitudes' (analyst)

The video discusses the surprising increase in Arab voter turnout, which reached nearly 50%, despite the fragmentation into three different parties. The right wing and extreme right wing achieved a clear victory, although the final coalition is not yet determined. The left and centrist attitudes, including the Arab vote, represent 35-40% of Israeli society, but the right wing remains dominant with 64% of Jewish voters identifying as such. The stability of a government with a 61-seat majority is questioned, as it has proven unstable in the past.

What was the surprising trend observed in the Arab voter turnout?

• It decreased significantly.

• It remained the same.

• It increased to almost 50%.

• It was not recorded.

What is the significance of the election results for the right-wing parties?

• They show a decline in right-wing support.

• They indicate a shift towards left-wing policies.

• They are a clear win for the right-wing, but the coalition is not final.

• They guarantee an extreme right-wing coalition.

What percentage of Israeli society is represented by left-wing and centrist attitudes, including the Arab vote?

• 50-60%

• 35-40%

• 25-30%

• 10-20%

What is the challenge of forming a government with a 61-seat majority?

• It is considered very stable.

• It is not enough for a government to last.

• It guarantees a long-term government.

• It is the ideal number for stability.

What percentage of Jewish voters identify as right-wing?

• 64%

• 50%

• 80%

• 30%