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Families of Fallen Soldiers and Hostage Survivors Launch Initiative to Combat Societal Division
Bereaved families and former hostages have launched 'HaMachane,' an initiative demanding the next Israeli government address societal polarization within 100 days. Citing data that 55% of Israelis see division as the main threat, the group calls for a national social cohesion body.
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- 01Families of fallen soldiers and hostage survivors launched 'HaMachane' to combat Israeli societal polarization.
- 02The initiative demands the next government establish a national social cohesion body within 100 days.
- 0355% of Israelis view societal division as the greatest threat to the country, according to the group.
- 04'HaMachane' aims to foster ten million new connections between Israelis from diverse backgrounds.
- 05The initiative uses the hashtag #Another1ToTheCamp to encourage personal connections across societal divides.
They also aim to create ten million new connections between Israelis from different backgrounds through public engagement and social media campaigns.
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