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Israel's Psychological and Political Divisions
The article discusses the psychological, social, and economic cracks that the Israeli society is experiencing as a result of the ongoing war. It focuses on the recruitment crisis and the exemption of the Haredim (ultra-Orthodox Jews), the impact on the stability of government coalitions, and the declining number of emigrants. Approximately 268,000 Israelis have left the country between 2023 and 2025, averaging 90,000 annually—up from about 60,000 between 2010 and 2019. The survey also shows that 87% of Israelis hold Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responsible for the failure of the war, despite his continued pursuit of power. The article highlights a crisis of trust and internal fractures, with rising internal displacement, economic decline, and military challenges stemming from divergent opinions on recruitment—particularly the exemption of Haredim—which threaten the collapse of government coalitions. The piece portrays the situation as one characterized by tension and widespread exhaustion, with ongoing domestic and foreign policies leading to accumulated crises that call for a deeper understanding of the Israeli scene beyond superficial or reductive perspectives.
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