A poll reveals mounting concerns among Jewish Israelis about the integrity of their country's upcoming general election, scheduled for October 27. The government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under scrutiny for potential political interference and attempts to entrench power, causing unease within political circles, civil society groups, and even the president. Issues such as judicial oversight, security concerns, and international criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, the West Bank, and neighboring countries are expected to dominate the campaign trail. Opposition leaders, former prime ministers, and President Isaac Herzog have voiced their concerns about election interference and violence. The coalition's efforts to free itself from judicial oversight, Netanyahu's trial for corruption, and the deferral of an independent inquiry into Hamas-led incidents are points of contention. Additionally, there are allegations of foreign interference, artificial intelligence risks, and suppression of voting in areas with significant Palestinian populations. Critics argue that the government's budget cuts to the Central Elections Committee, controversial appointments, and limitations on flights could impact the fairness of the election. The international electoral monitoring agency has expressed concerns about the potential disconnect between perception and reality regarding the election's integrity.