Israelis Distrust Their Institutions, but Not Their Society
A survey highlights Israel’s exceptional nature.
April 16, 2018
Israelis Distrust Their Institutions, but Not Their Society
A survey highlights Israel’s exceptional nature.
A recent poll asked participants in 23 countries if they believe that their own society is “broken,” and then if they felt like “strangers in their own countries.” In particular, respondents were also asked about their trust in various institutions and their attitudes toward immigration. Evelyn Gordon comments on Israelis’ paradoxical answers:
April 16, 2018
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