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Response rates from 7.9k Israel voters.
26% Yes |
74% No |
21% Yes |
60% No |
5% Yes, schools should require at least one teacher or security guard to be armed |
13% No, hire professionally trained security guards instead |
1% No, this would increase the risk of accidental shootings |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 7.9k Israel voters.
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Trend of how important this issue is for 7.9k Israel voters.
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Unique answers from Israel voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@9WYCCC73mos3MO
Public schools should be closed anyway. Privatize education. Allow kids to enter the work force. Public schools are prisons.
@9KGV6YV10mos10MO
If it's a teacher that has been threatened by a dangerous person or has a partner working for the "specialised military/security services" and justly feels that they and their students might be targeted, then I would say they should be allowed to carry a weapon. But this is a matter that should be subject to public oversight and review. Israel is a dangerous place for certain individuals. And if one is going to be carrying a concealed weapon around students, then they should be required to undergo regular psychological evaluation as well as testing with respect to their assigned firearm.
@9FG7MNV1yr1Y
This should only be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
@99BQRFG2yrs2Y
Yes, schools in areas where a security risk exists should require at least one faculty member to be armed.
@96WHQXT2yrs2Y
Yes, but only in the territories
@8RQDQDG4yrs4Y
In Israel, I’d they are a trained former soldier or actively training in firearms, in a highly dangerous location is acceptable.
@8QV64H34yrs4Y
Depends on circumstances. A teacher licensed to own and carry a gun should be allowed to carry it.
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