The 2015 Israeli Foreign Policy Index is based on a public opinion poll conducted for the Mitvim Institute – The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies in mid-October by the Rafi Smith Institute in cooperation with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. It sampled 600 men and women, as a representative sample of the Israeli adult population (Jewish and Arab sectors aged 18 and older), with a margin of error of 4%.
This report includes the detailed poll findings grouped under eight categories: Israel’s global standing; the Israeli government’s foreign policy; the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and diplomacy; the political sphere; foreign policy priorities; Israel’s relations with the US and other countries; international involvement in the peace process; and regional cooperation and belonging.
