Most Israelis prefer UAE deal over annexation, but say Netanyahu broke a promise

The vast majority of Israelis prefer the normalization of ties with the UAE over annexation of parts of the West Bank, a Channel 12 survey finds.

However, while 76.7% of respondents say they prefer the deal with Abu Dhabi, 61.4% — including 50% of right-wingers — say Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has broken his promise to his voters by giving up the plan to immediately annex the Jordan Valley and Israeli settlements.

Just 16.5% prefer annexation over the UAE deal, according to the poll.

It also finds that 85.8% will not change their vote as a result of the deal. Just 7.5% said it affects their vote, including 10% of right-wing voters.

The poll was conducted today by the Direct Polls group among 545 respondents representing Israel’s adult population, with a margin of error of 4.4%.

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