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Who Wants More War? Conflict Exposure, Perceptions of Public Opinion, and Preferences for Conflict Escalation in Israel
We explore whether conformity to perceptions of public opinion shapes individual foreign policy preferences in the aftermath of a militarized conflict between Israel and Iran in June 2025. Exploiting naturally occurring variation in exposure to an Iranian missile attack, we measure Israelis' pronene
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