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Psycho-social Aspects of Living with the War family interviews, during 2017–2018. Tzachor spoke to people from 40 multi-generational families, who live in . and . in ., in order to document their experiences in these different kinds of communities, over the generations/years, including their experiences tied to life in the warzone.

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Life in the ,: It’s Complicated, Conflictual, Paradoxicalner conflicts held by residents. In many instances, we found that residents would say one thing and then later (sometimes immediately) in the interview contradict themselves, sometimes appearing aware of these contradictions and sometimes not. These contradictions, as well as their detailed descript