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Israeli society three years after 7 October: exhaustion, polarisation and crises threatening its cohesion
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Israeli society three years after 7 October: exhaustion, polarisation and crises threatening its cohesion

Three years after the 7 October war, Israel faces deepening psychological, economic and political crises, rising emigration and internal polarisation that threatens the cohesion of society.

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Israeli report: October 7 failed militarily but shook Israeli society for generations
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Israeli report: October 7 failed militarily but shook Israeli society for generations

In an article in Haaretz, Israeli writer Rosenthal argues that the October 7 attack and the war on Gaza left deep marks on Israeli society, its international image, its economy and the path of normalisation

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Three Years Into the War, Israel From Within: Fear, Division and a Crisis of Trust
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Three Years Into the War, Israel From Within: Fear, Division and a Crisis of Trust

Israeli and international polls reveal a society more fearful and divided, with higher trust in the army than in the government, a fading sense of victory and mounting psychological fallout.

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Haaretz: The Gaza war has changed Israeli society and internal solidarity is unravelling
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Haaretz: The Gaza war has changed Israeli society and internal solidarity is unravelling

In an article titled "The Gaza war has permanently changed Israeli society. Solidarity is unraveling", Haaretz discusses the transformations Israeli society has undergone.

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68% of Israelis see Türkiye as a serious security threat
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68% of Israelis see Türkiye as a serious security threat

The poll also showed that 60% of respondents support military action to prevent the establishment of Turkish infrastructure or military bases in Syria

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Israeli poll: 40% believe there was "betrayal from within" on October 7
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Israeli poll: 40% believe there was "betrayal from within" on October 7

The political divide is clear in the results: 61% of voters for the governing coalition parties believe there was betrayal from within, while 64% of opposition voters deny it happened.

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