Nearly three years after October 7, 2023, Israeli society continues to grapple with the profound trauma of a deadly attack that reshaped the nation's political and social landscape. A ceasefire agreement regarding Gaza was signed one year ago, under the leadership of former U.S. President Donald Trump, but tensions between Palestinians and Israelis have remained at their highest levels. As the anniversary of the attack approaches and just weeks before the first legislative elections since October 7, the French public affairs program Sens Public took a close look at the current state of Israeli society. The discussion featured Michaël DARMON, an editorialist for Public Sénat and I24News, and author of Les Derniers jours d'Yitzhak Rabin, a book published by Passés Composés. Also participating were Agnès LEVALLOIS, president of the Mediterranean Middle East Research and Studies Institute and a lecturer at Sciences-Po, and author of Le livre noir de Gaza, published by Seuil, and Alain DIECKHOFF, a sociologist and research director at the International Research Center of Sciences Po, and author of Israël-Palestine : une guerre sans fin ?, published by Armand Colin. The program aired on October 6, 2026, and was hosted by Thomas Hugues. In addition to the Israeli society discussion, the program covered a range of other topics. One segment examined the U.S. midterm elections and whether former President Trump would face consequences for his economic policies. Another looked at the challenges facing the French government under Prime Minister Édouard Lecornu, particularly in the realm of high schools and education. The episode also featured a report on Cape Town, South Africa, which successfully avoided a critical water shortage known as "day zero," highlighting the city's efforts to manage resources in the face of climate challenges. Other segments included a documentary titled Pompidou, the cruelty of power, which explored the life and legacy of French President Georges Pompidou, focusing on the complexities of power and leadership. The episode offered a broad look at current events, from international politics to environmental issues and historical reflections, providing viewers with a comprehensive overview of key topics in the news. The program's format allowed for in-depth analysis and discussion of both local and global issues, with a focus on understanding the broader implications of political, social, and environmental developments. By bringing together experts from various fields, Sens Public aimed to offer a nuanced perspective on the challenges and debates shaping the world today.