Some 30% of Israeli voters are undecided, while 39% say nothing could change their mind - poll

According to a recent poll, approximately 30 percent of Israeli voters remain undecided ahead of the upcoming election, while 39 percent state that nothing could change their minds.

The polling data, reported by KAN, indicates that the primary issues concerning voters as they head to the polls are the economy, cited by 34 percent of respondents, and national security, cited by 32 percent.

The findings highlight a significant block of movable voters alongside a substantial portion of the electorate with entrenched positions, with economic and security concerns driving voter priorities.