Poll Shows Majority of Israelis Fear War with Iran, Strategic Circles Warn of Coordinated Attack

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, …

A recent survey published by the Hebrew-language Maariv newspaper has revealed that 55 percent of Israelis are gripped by fear of an imminent war breaking out between the Israeli regime and Iran. The findings were disseminated by the Mehr News Agency.

Concurrently, strategic circles within the Israeli regime are asserting that Iran may be preparing for a large-scale, coordinated offensive across multiple fronts. This scenario is being likened to the October 7th attack in terms of its element of surprise and coordination.

Maariv further reported that based on these assessments, Tehran might seek to deploy Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas, Ansar Allah in Yemen, and allied groups in Iraq in a synchronized operation against the Israeli regime.

The report added that should an existential threat emerge against the state of Israel, the military would be compelled to intervene and take action to neutralize such a threat.