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One poll, in late December, asked Israeli Arabs if they feel "part of the State of Israel and its problems." Sixty-five percent answered that they did, while, before the war, only 48 percent had.
Israeli experts closely monitoring Iran perceive the defeat of Hamas as pivotal in curbing the influence of Iran and Hezbollah's aggressive tendencies. In recent months, Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah have engaged in daily cross-border skirmishes
While the West tends to look at conflicts like the Gaza war and expect a victory for one side and a defeat for the other, that will unfortunately not be the case here.
Fifty percent of Israelis do not serve in the IDF and only 1 percent of Israelis serve in the reserves. This is the result of the exemption given to ultra-Orthodox Jews, Israeli-Arabs who mostly do
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