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It seems many Israeli's are not as bad as some people think.Some 61 per cent of those questioned oppose an Israeli strike, compared to 27 per cent in favor, the poll by the Israel Democracy Institute and Tel Aviv University's Evens Program in Mediation and Conflict Resolution found.
In addition, 56 per cent think the chances are low that Israel would launch such a strike unilaterally, compared to 33 per cent who assume Israel will go ahead anyway.
The poll, conducted last week, interviewed 516 respondents and had a 4.5 per cent margin of error.
Not according to the poll.They all want Iran to be attacked, they just fear what will happen in retaliation.
Yes it would.Doesn't mean a thing....
It is what the people in power want that gets done.
For example, 63 Percent of Americans Oppose War In Afghanistan, yet we are still there.
Would be great if the Governments actually went by the will of the people.
63 Percent of Americans Oppose War In Afghanistan
I hear that Iran has 1,000 rockets pre aimed at Israeli targets ready to go at the push of a button and more to follow.
Who is to say that Hezbollah (30,000-50,000 rockets) and Gaza (20,000 rockets) will not jump on the bandwagon.
I can't see Israel really wanting to do this.
I hear that Iran has 1,000 rockets pre aimed at Israeli targets ready to go at the push of a button and more to follow.
Who is to say that Hezbollah (30,000-50,000 rockets) and Gaza (20,000 rockets) will not jump on the bandwagon.
I can't see Israel really wanting to do this.
I wonder how many nukes Israel has pre aimed at Iranian targets ready to go at the push of a button. I would imagine that is a major deterrent to any Iranian attack on Israel.
"Israeli support for a unilateral attack on Iran has collapsed - dramatically. By a huge margin of over two to one, Israelis believe that it would be a mistake for Israel to attack Iran..."
Well, well, well, apparantly the majority of Israeli's think Big Ben is a nutcase!
It seems many Israeli's are not as bad as some people think.Some 61 per cent of those questioned oppose an Israeli strike, compared to 27 per cent in favor, the poll by the Israel Democracy Institute and Tel Aviv University's Evens Program in Mediation and Conflict Resolution found.
In addition, 56 per cent think the chances are low that Israel would launch such a strike unilaterally, compared to 33 per cent who assume Israel will go ahead anyway.
The poll, conducted last week, interviewed 516 respondents and had a 4.5 per cent margin of error.
It's about time the international community starts seriously considering humanitarian relocation of palistanians from the danger zone.I hear that Iran has 1,000 rockets pre aimed at Israeli targets ready to go at the push of a button and more to follow. Who is to say that Hezbollah (30,000-50,000 rockets) and Gaza (20,000 rockets) will not jump on the bandwagon.
Is this a "gut feeling", or do you have evidence to the contrary?I don't think this "reasearch" is acucrate.
Not according to the poll.They all want Iran to be attacked, they just fear what will happen in retaliation.
Why would it be in retaliation? Iran hasn't attacked anyone in over 200 years.
Iraq invaded Iran, not the other way around.200 years? There was an Iran/Iraq war that killed a million ppl in the 1980's.
What could've possibly inspired Iranians to invade the US?When the Iranians took over the US Embassy, they invaded US soil.
Most Arabs think the US and Israel represent a far greater threat to world peace than does Iran."Israeli support for a unilateral attack on Iran has collapsed - dramatically. By a huge margin of over two to one, Israelis believe that it would be a mistake for Israel to attack Iran..."
Well, well, well, apparantly the majority of Israeli's think Big Ben is a nutcase!
It seems many Israeli's are not as bad as some people think.Some 61 per cent of those questioned oppose an Israeli strike, compared to 27 per cent in favor, the poll by the Israel Democracy Institute and Tel Aviv University's Evens Program in Mediation and Conflict Resolution found.
In addition, 56 per cent think the chances are low that Israel would launch such a strike unilaterally, compared to 33 per cent who assume Israel will go ahead anyway.
The poll, conducted last week, interviewed 516 respondents and had a 4.5 per cent margin of error.
And what about what the Mossad does? Or what goes on at the Avenue of the America's? Or what we did in Chili? Or Iran in 1953? Or what we're doing in Syria as well?Are you kidding. They support terror all over the world. They are helping Syria slaughter it's own people. They fund and train hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, and much more. They have sworn to drive Israel into the sea many times this year alone. Of course they are going to be concerned about what Iran might do. And just for the record the Iran & Iraq war was 1980-1988 making it one of longest conventional wars in history.
But not as long as the US invasion and occupation of Afghanistan.Are you kidding. They support terror all over the world. They are helping Syria slaughter it's own people. They fund and train hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, and much more. They have sworn to drive Israel into the sea many times this year alone. Of course they are going to be concerned about what Iran might do. And just for the record the Iran & Iraq war was 1980-1988 making it one of longest conventional wars in history.
Chomsky's hateful drivelaggio.Noam Chomsky: WikiLeaks Cables Reveal "Profound Hatred for Democracy on the Part of Our Political Leadership", Noam Chomsky interviewed by Amy Goodman
