Study: Israelis Resisted Intifada's Psychological Warfare

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Friday, January 13. 2006

Study: Israelis Resisted Intifada's Psychological Warfare

By Haviv Rettig (Jerusalem Post)

According to a new study released by the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies at Tel Aviv University - "Israel's National Resilience: The Influence of the Second Intifada on Israeli Society," by Meir Elran - Israel's social networks were stable and Israelis remained basically optimistic throughout the years of Palestinian terrorism since 2000.

"Even in the most difficult periods, the Israeli public as a whole believed that it has the ability to withstand the Palestinian onslaught," the study found.

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