Khaberni - A poll showed that the majority of Israelis believe that Iran emerged stronger from the war waged by the United States and Israel.
The survey, which included 3644 participants and was conducted by the Hebrew University in Jerusalem in cooperation with the "Agam" Institute from June 17 to 20, provided a clear picture of public opinion following the US-Iran deal.
92.1% of the participants in the survey reported that Iran won or benefited more from the conflict, while 82.9% felt that Israel's long-term security was compromised.
The survey found that even among voters who support the right-wing bloc, the electoral base for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, 93.1% believe that Iran won.
There was widespread opposition to the US-Iran deal, with 63.2% of survey participants opposing it versus only 12.1% supporting it.
