Israeli Palestinian Conflict
TEMA Network presents report on Israeli society's attitudes towards Israeli-Palestinian conflict
TEMA Leadership Network, an Israeli grassroots organization, presented a year-long study on Israeli society's attitudes towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict at their conference on Tuesday.
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