Israeli religious-nationalist voters stay loyal to coalition; conscription issue sidelined

A Ynet/Yedioth Ahronoth survey of Israel's religious-nationalist public (estimated 12-13 Knesset seats) shows continued loyalty to coalition parties despite criticism of ultra-Orthodox conscription exemptions. Smotrich leads with 30% support, while former PM Bennett garners only 3%, and a quarter of respondents feel 'politically homeless'. The conscription issue is not a priority for this bloc, indicating coalition stability in the near term.