Three years after the devastating October 7 attacks, Israel's political landscape has undergone profound transformation. The national trauma has accelerated a rightward shift in governance, intensified military operations, and fundamentally altered Israel's international standing. This analysis examines how collective trauma reshapes democratic institutions, influences electoral outcomes, and reverberates through regional stability. The psychological and political consequences continue influencing security policies and diplomatic relations across the Middle East.

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