A new public opinion poll in Israel finds that many respondents view Iran as the main winner of the Middle East war and the period that follows its subsequent deal with the United States. According to the reporting, the survey results indicate that over 92% of Israeli respondents believe Iran comes out stronger, suggesting widespread perceptions that Iran has benefited strategically from the conflict and related diplomacy.
The poll also shows significant domestic opposition to the US-Iran agreement. One outlet reports that 63.2% of respondents oppose the deal, reflecting a lack of support for the agreement among a majority of those surveyed. Another outlet highlights the overall finding that Iran is widely regarded as having gained the most from the war and its aftermath.
While the sources focus on different elements—both the view of Iran’s relative success and the level of skepticism toward the US-Iran agreement—they describe the same overarching pattern: broad public agreement that Iran’s position improves, alongside more divided or negative attitudes toward the agreement between the United States and Iran. The poll is based on 3,644 respondents, as reported by one outlet.
