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Israeli Poll Reveals Growing National Anxiety, Especially Among Arab Citizens
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By Ирен Давид
First reported by Maariv · 9 hours ago
What happened
A September poll shows most Israelis are proud of their country, but anxiety about its future is growing, especially among Arab citizens. Satisfaction with living conditions has also declined, particularly within the Arab community.
- 01Majority of Israelis express pride, but national anxiety is increasing.
- 02Arab citizens show a significant drop in pride and optimism.
- 03Satisfaction with living conditions has decreased, especially for Arab Israelis.
- 04A notable percentage of Arab respondents are unsure about Israel's future.
- 05The research institute head calls the findings a "serious alarm signal."
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