OCCUPIED AL-QUDS July 25. 2024 (Saba) - Confidence in the Zionist occupation army has significantly declined nearly ten months after the war of extermination in the Gaza Strip, according to an opinion poll conducted by the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS).
The survey revealed a six percent drop in confidence in the military compared to last month and an 11 percent decline since the first poll conducted in October. Additionally, the poll showed an 11 percent decrease in confidence in the Chief of Staff of the Zionist Army and a 12 percent drop in trust in the army spokesman's reports.
Public willingness to encourage military enlistment has also diminished, with less than a third of the Jewish public (28 percent) stating they would encourage their children to enlist in combat roles, down from 31 percent in the June poll.
This survey follows the Zionist enemy army's announcement that it would issue draft orders to approximately 3,000 ultra-Orthodox Jews. Confidence in the Zionist police has also plummeted to around 33 percent, a 36 percent decrease from earlier measurements.
Only 17 percent of respondents expressed high confidence in the government, and 25 percent in Prime Minister Netanyahu, reflecting a 6 percent drop from June. Consequently, 75 percent of respondents do not trust Netanyahu.
Personal security sentiment is low, with only 24 percent of the overall sample, 26 percent of the Jewish population, and 9 percent of the Arab population reporting a high or very high sense of personal security.
In terms of foreign relations, 73 percent believe American support is crucial for Israel’s survival, while 55 percent are concerned about potential international isolation.
The poll comes after nearly ten months of Operation al-Aqsa Flood, where the resistance, led by the Al-Qassam Brigades, managed to eliminate the Gaza Division, capture its headquarters and commander, and kill and capture hundreds of soldiers. Despite the extensive military efforts, the enemy failed to achieve its objectives, resulting in tens of thousands of civilian casualties instead.
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resource : Saba
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