Articles in "Israeli society"
Israel’s 640,000 First-Time Voters Grapple With War, Costs and Political Distrust
For more than a half-million Israelis, the Oct. 27 election will be their first chance to vote. Some are focused on security and the cost ...
Three Years After Oct. 7, Israelis Question Whether Their Country Is Safer
Three years after the Hamas attack that triggered the Gaza war, fewer than half of Israelis believe the country is safer than it was before ...
Survey: 45% of Israelis Would Consider Changing Vote Over Unfulfilled Promises
With Israel’s elections 30 days away, a new survey finds that 45% of Israelis would consider switching their vote if official data showed ...
Kibbutz Communities May Offer Clues to Longevity, Study Finds
Community structure may help explain differences in long-term longevity among Jewish Israelis, according to a new study that found kibbutz ...
Reserve Duty Falls Unevenly Across Israel’s Religious Groups, Study Finds
After nearly three years of war, the composition of Israel’s reserve force is changing. Overall reserve mobilization has declined, but ...
Survey: Majority of Israelis Believe Election Integrity Is at Risk
A large majority of Israelis believe the integrity of the country's upcoming Knesset elections is under threat, according to a new survey ...
Israeli Emigration Holds at Record Levels, Raising Concerns Over Talent Loss
Emigration from Israel has remained at record levels for a third consecutive year, with researchers warning that the departure of highly ...
Most Israeli-Arabs Support Civic Service and Coalition Participation, Poll Shows
Three out of four Arab citizens of Israel support voluntary non-military civic service for Arab high school graduates, while a similarly ...
Bnei Brak Memorial Day Ceremony Bridges Social and Religious Divides
A Memorial Day ceremony in the predominantly Haredi (Orthodox) city of Bnei Brak offered a rare moment of unity, as residents from across ...
Moral Priorities, Not Politics, Drove Israeli Divide Over Hostage Negotiations, Study Finds
Deeply held personal values, rather than political affiliation alone, play a decisive role in shaping how Israelis view hostage ...
