Survey Reveals Israeli Concerns Over Ceasefire and National Security
A recent survey conducted by the Viterbi Family Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute reveals that a majority of Israelis are skeptical about the current ceasefire terms with Iran, believing they do not align with Israel's national security interests. The survey, which included a representative sample of Israeli adults, found that 64% of Jewish Israelis view the security situation with Iran as incompatible with Israel's interests, while 48.5% of Arab Israelis see it as compatible. Additionally, 62% of Israelis believe there is a high likelihood of the conflict with Iran resuming. The survey also highlights concerns about the influence of the Trump administration on Israel's defense decisions, with 51% of Israelis believing the U.S. has more sway than the Israeli government. 
