Poll: 47 Percent of Israelis Support Unilateral Strike to Stop Iran Bomb
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A poll shows that 47 percent of Israelis would support a unilateral strike to prevent Iran from obtaining an atomic bomb. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Almost half of Israelis would support a unilateral strike to prevent Iran obtaining the atomic bomb, an opinion poll carried out after Tuesday’s nuclear deal between Tehran and major powers found.
Nearly three-quarters of respondents in the poll published by the Maariv newspaper on Friday said they thought the agreement would accelerate Iran’s development of a nuclear weapon, not prevent it as claimed by the powers.
Read full story at AFP.
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