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- Israeli voters will cast ballots on October 27 in a national election driven by identity, security and economic concerns.
- Roughly half of Likud supporters consider the October 7 Hamas attacks yet plan to vote for Likud.
- Two-thirds of undecided voters cite the Hamas-led massacres as their top issue, per July N12 poll.
- A quarter of haredi voters and three-quarters of secular Jews view the October 7 attacks as central to their vote.