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War Victims and Hostage Survivors Demand National Social Cohesion Infrastructure
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
A group of bereaved families, hostage survivors, and war victims have launched "HaMakhne," demanding the next Israeli government establish a national social cohesion infrastructure within its first 100 days, citing societal polarization as a major threat.
- 01War victims and survivors formed "HaMakhne" to combat societal polarization.
- 02They demand a national social cohesion infrastructure from the next government.
- 03Polarization is seen as a greater threat than Iran or the Palestinian conflict.
- 04The group includes families of hostages and fallen soldiers.
- 05They urge Israelis to connect and see common ground.
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