With missiles in the sky and malware in the wires, hybrid warfare is no longer speculative. Daphna Canetti, Gal Dor, and Tal Mimran argue the Iran-Israel clash marks a strategic turning point — where democracies must defend minds as fiercely as borders
Gal is a doctoral researcher in political psychology whose work examines decision-making and public opinion in cyber conflict and hybrid warfare.
In her work, she explores the cognitive and emotional mechanisms shaping public and elite responses to cyberattacks, combining unique computational experimental designs.
Gal has conducted multi-method studies involving decision matrices and information-acquisition mapping.
Beyond her research, she is engaged in interdisciplinary collaborations at the intersection of psychology, security studies, and digital society, with publications and ongoing projects that aim to bridge academic theory and policy relevance.
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