have you heard about "61 of Israel men"? in a 2011 academic study that found 61% of Israeli men surveyed did not consider forcing sex on an acquaintance to be rape. The findings from this research have been widely cited and discussed in the years since. The study, conducted by Dr. Avigail Moor at Tel-Hai Academic College, surveyed 160 women and 159 men aged 18 to 69.
It distinguished between sexual assault by an acquaintance and assault by a stranger. The findings revealed that 61% of men and 41% of women did not define forced sex with an acquaintance as rape, though the vast majority of both genders considered forced sex with a stranger to be rape. When asked about forced sex within a marriage, only a small minority of respondents considered it rape.

Dr. Moor concluded that the results documented the public's "tolerant attitude toward rape by an acquaintance," which is the most common form of sexual assault.