Majority of Israelis say war has not improved security, poll indicates

A majority of Israelis believe the war has not improved the country's security, with many expressing concern about the long-term implications, according to recent surveys cited Saturday. The findings show a significant drop in public confidence in national security and social cohesion.

The assessment, drawn from recent surveys reported Saturday, adds to a weeks-long trend of declining public confidence in the war's outcome. As The Zioneer reported on June 18, an earlier Channel 12 poll found 84% of Israelis believed Israel did not emerge victorious from the Iran campaign, with 43% saying Israel lost outright. That same poll recorded 71% expressing distrust in the U.S. administration's handling of Israeli interests in the Iran deal. A subsequent Hebrew University poll found 92% of Israelis viewed Iran as the war's winner, and 83% said the campaign weakened long-term security. The new data, while lacking a specific polling outlet or methodological details at this stage, reflects a persistent public mood of skepticism regarding the strategic gains of the conflict.

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1. 2 hours ago · 10:08 · 27 JunLatest

   Majority of Israelis believe the war has not improved national security.

2. 00:21 · 27 Jun

   33% of Israelis say the security situation has worsened since the war began, poll shows

• Developing21:56 · 18 JunPoll: 84% of Israelis say Israel did not win the war against Iran
• Developing5 days ago · 05:06 · 22 JunPoll: 92% of Israelis say Iran won the war, overwhelming majority negative on outcome
• Developing09:27 · 20 JunPoll finds 63% of Israelis fear for Israel's future due to US-Iran deal
• Developing23:36 · 18 JunPoll: 71% of Israelis do not trust Trump to look out for them in Iran deal

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