Poll: 61 Percent of Israelis Believe Obama Will Defy Security Objections to Iran Deal
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"The 79.99% Solution" cartoon by Nathan Moskowitz depicts Netanyahu and Obama arguing about the Iranian nuclear threat. According to a recent poll, 61 percent of Israeli Jews believe Obama will approve the signing of a nuclear deal with Iran. Photo: Nathan Moskowitz.
JNS.org – Sixty-one percent of Israeli Jews believe there is a high probability that US President Barack Obama will approve the signing of a nuclear agreement with Iran, even if Israel expressly states that the deal endangers the Jewish state’s security, according to the newly released Peace Index poll by the Israel Democracy Institute.
The US is willing to make concessions in the nuclear talks with Iran in exchange for Iran using its influence to ensure stability in Middle East hotspots such as Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria, Army Radio reported Tuesday.
Regarding March’s Knesset elections, 58 percent of Israeli Jewish respondents in the Peace Index said that a government headed by current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is best suited to deal with Israel’s security issues, compared with 27 percent who prefer a government led by Tzipi Livni and Isaac Herzog on security matters.
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