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Poll: Half of Palestinian Men in Israel Feel Unsafe in Public Spaces
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First reported by Arab48 · 1 day ago
What happened
A survey of 800 adult residents in Israel found that 50% of Palestinian men feel unsafe in public spaces, compared to 19% of Jewish citizens. The poll also revealed significant disparities in healthcare access and concerns about crime and economic hardship, particularly affecting the Palestinian population.
- 01Half of Palestinian men in Israel feel unsafe in public, survey shows.
- 02Palestinians report higher daily concerns about crime and violence.
- 03Financial barriers hinder healthcare access for Palestinians.
- 04Palestinian women face unique obstacles in seeking sensitive health advice.
- 05Mental health treatment patterns differ between Palestinian and Jewish men.
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