Poll finds 43% of Israelis favor war against Iran

According to a recent survey conducted by the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University, 54% of Israelis believe that political decisions regarding national security are based not on security considerations but on internal politics, while 42% think that such decisions are influenced by security factors. Concerning the possibility of a new war against Iran, 29% believe that such a war would completely dismantle Iran’s nuclear program, whereas 63% expect the damage to be limited or that it would not affect the program at all. Additionally, 23% think that the war would lead to the overthrow of the Iranian regime, down from 69% in a February survey. About 33% believe that the war would significantly damage Iran’s ballistic missile project, while 66% think the impact would be partial or negligible. The results also show that 72% believe the war would not fully halt Iran’s support for resistance groups, and only 15% think a war could lead to a good deal with Iran, although 72% consider this unlikely. On the other hand, 43% of Israelis support launching a war against Iran even if it results in a confrontation with Trump, while 45% oppose it. The survey indicated that 64% of Israelis view the security situation in the north as unfavorable, with many believing that Trump only supports Israel when it serves his interests. Meanwhile, 83% trust the Israeli Army and 68% trust the Shin Bet, but confidence in the government and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is lower, with 31% expressing a high level of trust in the government and 37% trust in Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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