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New survey: More than half of Israelis fear identifying themselves abroad
According to the "Israeli Society Barometer" survey, 52% of Israelis are afraid to identify themselves abroad, and 41% have changed their behavior since October 7. While 73% believe in the possibility of a cohesive society, trust in coexistence between Jews and Arabs remains low.
What does the Israeli public really think about the conflict?
Party platforms barely address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Israel's place in the Middle East. However, a new report by the Tama organization, based on three years of work with about 200 senior figures from eight different identity groups, reveals the opposite picture: the public is not satisfied with slogans and is looking for a new language to talk about the issue. Liat Malka, director...
Poll in the UK: Britons oppose immigrants from Israel almost as much as immigrants from Pakistan
The major YouGov immigration poll shows that 47% now believe that the arrival of immigrants from Israel to the Kingdom should be prevented entirely or at least reduced, with only Russia, Pakistan, and Nigeria in a worse position. Even immigrants from Egypt are more welcome. Notable in their opposition to accepting Israelis: supporters of the Labour Party and the Greens, but also the far-right...
Is Israel always to blame? What I discovered in the comments on the Turkish series "Sumud" | Tiki Tavro
An Israeli viewing of "Sumud" reveals not only how Israelis are portrayed in the Turkish series, but also the reactions and images they evoke among viewers — and the complexity that remains off-screen.
Why Smotrich needs to be careful - and what happened to the issue that once decided elections | Amit Segal
Once this issue decided elections, today it is fading in favor of the economy and conscription. While politicians align with the rightward trend, the public displays a temporary indifference that the next government and the US administration will not allow to continue.
"Our safety net is disappearing": Former head of Aman warns of the collapse of support in the US
In a conversation with Nadav Eyal at the National Security Conference of ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth in collaboration with the INSS, Tamir Hayman presented worrying data regarding the attitude of young people in the US toward Israel and warned against the "dangerous bet" on Marco Rubio. Hayman called for presenting a political vision to curb this negative trend.
Digital Tipping Screens Spark Backlash in Germany
A national survey in Germany reveals that more than half of the public views digital tipping screens negatively. Over 20% of respondents admit to reducing their tips since the transition to digital terminals.