The Israel Democracy Institute said in its annual report that the public’s trust in the Israeli occupation army has dropped to the lowest level in the past 10 years; i.e. from 90% to 81%.

The report also showed that the Coronavirus crisis led to further disconnect the community, showing only 17% of connectedness.

37% of the participants believed that the economic conditions were good, and as for their trust in the president it dropped from 71% to 56%. The settlers’ trust in the judiciary institutes also dropped from 52% to 42% and in the police to 41%.

According to the report, the government and the political parties were the least trusted by the settlers with only 25% trust in the government, 21% in the Knesset (which used to be 32%) and 14% in the political parties.

84.5% of the Jewish community feels a sense of belonging to the entity while the Arab community’s dropped to 44%. The report also showed that 58% of the settlers believe that the entity’s leadership is corrupt.