Israel is one of the few countries showing demographic growth. According to the expert, the phenomenon has cultural roots, because in Israel families with two children are often viewed as small families.
If large families do not come naturally, I would recommend for the government to perhaps launch informational campaigns and provide increased benefits to families with three or more children.
− Mr Peleg recommended.
Yet, contrary to the issue of family policy, the LGBTQ issue is viewed very differently in Israel, he said. In Israel it’s not seen as a threatening issue, because the LGBT community is rather free in Israel and, at the same time, heterosexual families don’t feel that the LGBT community is trying to influence their children.
− As I understand it, some people in the US feel that this is the case. In Israel, there is less coercion on heterosexual families and children than in the US and probably in Europe. In this regard, I think Hungarian society feels more threatened because the threat is physically closer to it. In general, I think that conservatives don't really care what people do in their private homes. What they do care about is being forced to do something that goes against their values, the Israeli expert highlighted.
Next year there will be a presidential election in the United States, the outcome of which is particularly important for the conservative world.
For the sake of the US, the West, and humanity as a whole, I hope that the Republicans will return to power,
− Mr Peleg said, summing up his expectations.
Asked whether he agrees with Hungarian PM Orban's statement that Donald Trump can save humanity and bring peace to Ukraine and other parts of the world, the CEO of Im Tircu said that "since the US is the largest monetary supporter of the Ukrainian army, it is clear that if the US changes direction and presses with all its might for a ceasefire, the Ukrainians will have to take the deal," simply because without the US they have no sponsor to continue the war. On the other hand, Putin's years of leadership show that he respects strong leaders.
Therefore, yes... I tend to agree with Prime Minister Orban's statement,
− Matan Peleg said, in conclusion.
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