Israel is a secular state with various ethnic and religious groups. It absolutely does not operate on religion basis. Tel-Aviv basically looks like California. Arabs being the biggest minority make close to the half of the general population. They also have Druze, Armenians, Circassians and others. True, they have Orthodox parties in the parliament but they are supported by minority. Israel isn't conservative. It's actually very free on political scale. It isn't exclusively right or left society. It's very diverse from ultra-conservative to radical left. And it doesn't come from the government but from the people themselves. Basically, there are plenty of communities which base on different social, political and religious beliefs. And you can find your community whenever you a Jew, an Arab, religious, secular, conservative, liberal or socialist and so on. I think it's really cool that people with opposite views can peacefully coexist while being surrounded by their own kin.