Israelis evaluate Hezbollah in survey
The Israeli newspaper "Maariv" published a report based on a survey conducted by the "Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs and Security." The survey showed that the majority of Israelis believe that Israel should adopt a strict security policy to confront regional threats. Most participants also expressed distrust in ceasefire agreements with Hamas and Hezbollah, and a large percentage rejected the establishment of a Palestinian state. Additionally, 57% support the American plan for Gaza, compared to 69% last year. The results indicate that the Israeli public leans towards relying on deterrence and independent security control, feeling insecure about weak diplomatic solutions.
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