Das Institut für Sicherheitsstudien Israels (INSS – The Institute for National Security Studies) in Tel Aviv hat eine Studie veröffentlicht zu Sicherheitsfragen in der Bevölkerung Israels. Bei einer Umfrage (800 Befragte) sollten Sicherheitsgefühle und Perzeptionen bewertet werden, mit teils überraschenden Ergebnissen.
“The National Security Index: The Cognitive Campaign in the Digital Age” von Zipi Israeli und Ruth Pines, Dezember 2021
„The specific issue of the cognitive campaign in the digital age arose in connection with the events of May 2020, especially during Operation Guardian of the Walls, but it is a larger issue of increasing importance, given the nature of Israel’s military conflicts today. This issue combines various elements, including the perception of victory in a military conflict, the changing theaters in military conflicts, and the increasing relative importance of the cognitive, media, and social media arenas. Has the perception of victory become solely cognitive? Does victory belong to those who have declared it? Is it possible to talk about victory without relating to the cognitive element? Feelings and perceptions regarding these aspects play a central role in shaping the Israeli reality. This article discusses these perceptions from the perspective of the Israeli public, based on findings from a public opinion study conducted by the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) in October 2021. The study was carried out among a representative sample of the adult population of Israel (age 18 and up) and included some 800 participants. Its main findings are presented here.“
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