Israeli Public Despair: Majority Lose Hope in Outcome of Iran War
WANA (Apr 03) – The Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), Israel’s most prominent security think tank, released survey results today showing a significant shift in public opinion regarding the effectiveness of the war against Iran.
Israeli public assessment of the potential damage inflicted on Iran continues to decline. While 69% of respondents initially estimated that Iran would be significantly harmed, today only 43.5% hold that view.
A similar decline is seen regarding Iran’s nuclear project: at the start of the campaign, 62.5% believed it would be significantly damaged, a figure that has now dropped to 48%.
The same trend applies to Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities: the percentage of respondents expecting “significant damage” has fallen from 73% to 58.5%.
Meanwhile, support for continuing the military offensive until the overthrow of the Islamic Republic has steadily eroded—dropping from 63% at the start of the war to 54% after two weeks, and now reaching 45.5%.
On the Northern Front, public opinion is deeply divided on whether Hezbollah can be disarmed. Trust in the Israeli government remains low at 30%, coupled with intense political polarization.
Furthermore, 63% of the Jewish population agrees with the IDF Chief of Staff’s assessment that the Israeli military is currently collapsing.
War Will Continue Until the Enemy’s “Humiliation and Surrender”
WANA (Apr 02) – The spokesperson of Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters warned that adversaries lack accurate knowledge of the country’s military capabilities, stressing that strategic production sites remain undisclosed and beyond reach, while vowing more forceful actions ahead. The spokesperson of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters stated: “As we have said before, we […]
