[95051] Surveys in the shadow of the agreement with Iran: Israel is concerned about its regional status
[95051] Surveys in the shadow of the agreement with Iran: Israel is concerned about its regional status
New surveys indicate a growing sense in Israel and the US that Iran emerged victorious from the recent agreement, while the Israeli media is turning its gaze to Turkey's military buildup.
Regional tensions following the agreement with Iran
Against the backdrop of changes in the regional balance of power, the latest surveys reveal a worrying picture for the Israeli public. According to the gdh channel, a recent survey conducted in Israel shows that an absolute majority of the public believes that "Iran won the war" following the agreement between Tehran and Washington. In a report published on gdh under the headline "Israel lost the war!", the deep public disappointment with these developments is highlighted.
There is also noticeable unease among the American public regarding the move. According to data brought by Gündem Haber, about 37% of Americans believe that "the agreement is better for Iran," a figure indicating significant doubts among Israel's main ally regarding the effectiveness of the framework that was signed.
At the same time, the Israeli media is beginning to turn the spotlight toward another geopolitical threat. According to gdh, analyses in the Israeli media point to the fact that Turkey is now perceived as a "greater threat than Iran." The analysis focuses on Turkey's significant leap in the field of defense industries, which is causing growing concern among professional echelons in Israel.
The reports reflect a narrative of the gdh channel, which is associated with critical positions toward Israel, and emphasize the sense of isolation and security pressure that Israel currently feels in the face of powerful regional players.