83% of Israelis believe country on way to third COVID-19 closure - survey

The vast majority (83%) of Israelis are convinced that the country is on its way to a third coronavirus lockdown, according to a new survey published over the weekend by N12. The survey, conducted by Midgam's Mano Geva on behalf of the station, found that the majority of Israelis (56%) said they do not trust the government's handling of the pandemic. A similar number (55%) said that the government's efforts were “less good” than in most other countries around the world. As a result, 56% of Israelis say they are living with stress and anxiety. The survey found that most worrying for Israelis is expected economic damage (32%) - less than one-third of the public (31%) has continued to work as before the pandemic. Everyone else was either laid off (9%), sent on furlough (17%) or has started working mostly from home (21%). Some 28% of Israelis say getting sick with the virus is their top worry, although two-thirds said they were afraid of getting sick in general. A quarter of Israelis personally know someone who died from the disease. Some 12% said they were most worried about harm to their children's education. More than a quarter of Israelis (26%) reported fighting with their spouses increased since the start of the crisis. What do Israelis miss the most? The N12 survey found that more than one-third (36%) miss traveling abroad on vacation. Others said they missed visits with their extended family members (18%), touring in Israel (9%), meeting friends (8%) dining out (6%) and movies (5%). Some 6% said they miss hugs and the rest had other answers.

83% of Israelis believe country on way to third COVID-19 closure - survey

Some 56% of Israelis say they are living with stress and anxiety.

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