Israelis are suffering from Iran's counterattack, the homeland is growing

Israel is under pressure in the face of Iran's counterattack. On the one hand, the fear of missile and drone attacks, on the other hand, economic pressure is increasing unrest across the country. This is increasing anger among the general public, and there is a tendency to leave the country.

Analysis shows that Iran, despite suffering the most damage in the ongoing conflict, has not retreated. On the contrary, the country has strengthened its resistance through counterattacks. On the contrary, internal pressure in Israel is gradually increasing.

Hundreds of people have taken to anti-war protests in various cities, including the capital Tel Aviv. They are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and an end to the war. Slogans such as "We want talks, not bombs" were also seen in the protests.

The cost of living in the country has increased significantly due to the war. The lives of ordinary people have been affected by the increase in fuel, food and transportation costs. At the same time, income is decreasing due to disruption of production, and economic pressure is increasing.

The security situation has also become worrying. Fearing an Iranian attack, citizens often have to take shelter in bunkers. City residents are forced to flee to safer places whenever sirens sound, disrupting daily life.

In this situation, the tendency to leave the country is increasing. Various reports say that in recent years, a significant number of Israelis have left the country due to security and economic uncertainty. This tendency is especially high among highly skilled professionals.

Meanwhile, border and air traffic have also been disrupted due to the conflict. Many are using the Egyptian border as an alternative route to leave the country.

However, Israeli authorities say otherwise. They claim that many expatriate Jews are returning to the country despite the war situation. As a result, although there are differences of opinion about the real picture, it is clear that the ongoing conflict has increased pressure inside the country.