A recent poll by Channel 13 of the Zionist regime reveals a bitter reality for Zionist settlers. In this poll, only 37% of respondents assessed the Gaza war as successful and a victory for the Zionist regime. This issue reflects deep changes and growing concerns in public opinion in the occupied territories.
Concerns About Repeating Similar Attacks
While only one-third of settlers believe in victory in the war, 63% of them have expressed concern that similar attacks like those that occurred on October 7 may happen again. These concerns are related not only to military reasons but also to social and economic factors. Many settlers have concluded that the continuation of such wars could have dire consequences for their daily lives.
Social and Economic Impacts
Public opinion in the occupied territories has been significantly affected by the consequences of recent wars. Many families are facing economic difficulties, and the fear for the future and the security of families has become one of the main topics of daily conversations. This poll shows that people are seeking solutions to improve the situation and reduce tensions, but at the same time, deep social divides are also forming.
In this regard, analysts believe that changes in public opinion could influence the future policies of the Zionist regime. Military victories alone are not enough, and the regime needs to seek diplomatic solutions to reduce tensions. Otherwise, the continuation of this trend could have dire consequences for security and stability in the region.
Ultimately, this poll not only reveals existing realities but also indicates a change in how people view war and peace. While wars may lead to temporary victories, their human and social costs can be far greater than anticipated.
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