Israel: Belief in an "inside betrayal" rises from 29% to 46% after October 7
An article in Yedioth Ahronoth charts the rise in belief that a betrayal occurred within the Israeli security establishment among coalition voters, and analyses the motives behind the narrative and the demand for an official investigation.
Gaza war and the brain drain: growing fears inside Israel
Haaretz highlights the departure of doctors, engineers and computer scientists from Israel, amid warnings over the fallout of the brain drain on the economy and vital sectors after October 7.
Israel's 2026 Election: How Did October 7 Change the Views of Gaza Border Residents?
A report tracing the shifts in the positions of Gaza border residents after the October 7 attack, between hardening toward Palestinians and eroding trust in Netanyahu and the Israeli government ahead of the elections.
Haaretz: Arab peace deals refute Shamir's claim that Arabs never change
In Haaretz, Israeli writer Shaul Arieli discusses Yitzhak Shamir's saying about the Arabs, reviewing the peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan and the normalization agreements, and the viability of political settlements.
Two years on, Sinwar: the man who changed the rules of the conflict and redrew the Middle East
On the second anniversary of Yahya Sinwar's killing, a look at his life, the October 7 decision, and the war's impact on the Palestinian cause, Western public opinion and the future of the conflict.
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