The current differences between the polls are mainly manifest in the results of the Likud and the National Unity – the two major parties identified with the Israeli mainstream.
Regarding Gaza, most Jewish Israelis prefer a civil administration by Palestinian elements and Arab states, with Israel responsible for security.
The survey found 49% of the respondents said Biden would be better for the US-Israel relationship, while 25% said Trump would be better.
The figure of 19%, reported in a study published Thursday by the Pew Research Center, was the lowest since Pew started surveying Israelis in 2013.
A majority of Jews oppose a ceasefire, and Jewish respondents were divided on whether to support students peacefully protesting suffering in Gaza.
Israelis are generally pessimistic about the future of Israeli democracy and Israel's national security.
A new poll shows Netanyahu's coalition losing four mandates, opposition gaining three. Another poll reveals declining confidence in Israel's future and leadership.
With the war in Gaza surpassing half a year and a ceasefire deal yet to be achieved, a recent survey shows that Democratic voters strongly believe that Israel is carrying out a genocide in Gaza.
About 43% of Israelis support the establishment of a moderate Palestinian government to replace Hamas.
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