Election Anxiety: How Fear Became the Most Powerful Tool on the Way to the Ballot Box?

In the new episode of the podcast "To the Edge," Keren Neubach hosts political correspondent Shahar Glik and clinical psychologist Amos Frivas to analyze the phenomenon of fear in the current election campaign. The participants examine how fear has become a central tool and offer practical coping strategies, including "digital hygiene" to protect the mind from the overload of reports and social media.

In the new episode of the podcast "To the Edge," Keren Neubach hosts political correspondent Shahar Glik and clinical psychologist Amos Frivas for an in-depth analysis of the phenomenon of fear in the current election campaign. The participants note that political passions in Israel have always been turbulent, but today many find it difficult to talk about the elections without a sense of tension, anger, or fear. They try to understand the phenomenon and offer practical tools for coping. They also address burning questions: how to channel emotions and frustration on the way to the ballot box without losing control, and why there is an urgent need for "digital hygiene" to protect the mind from the overload of reports and social media.

Election Anxiety: How Fear Became the Most Powerful Tool on the Way to the Ballot Box?