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'Israelis feel insecure'

All very pop-psychology today, isn't it? Anyway, there's a New Year poll in the Jerusalem Post on the state of the nation:



I can't help but think that 45% regarding Israel as being 'the best place to live' is a pretty impressive score. As a footnote, the sample of 501 is really very low - pollsters here generally quiz at least double that number, and hence the very high 4.5% margin of error.


And L'shanah tovah.

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Blogger The Daily Pundit said... 11:26 am

To a good year. Indeed.  



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