PNN – A new poll in the occupied territories showed that the majority of Zionists are disappointed with the future and want a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip and an agreement with the Palestinian resistance for the release of Zionist prisoners.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing the Zionist newspaper “Jerusalem Post”, According to a new survey published by the Zionist institute called “Democracy” in Tel Aviv, the hopes of the Zionist masses for the future of the occupying regime and its security have decreased compared to the previous month.
According to this report, only 32% of Zionists have hope for the political future of the Israeli regime, and only 31.5% are confident of this regime’s ability to establish security.
This survey showed that 56% of Zionists want an end to the war against Gaza and a ceasefire agreement, and only 37% of them support the continuation of the war and military operations in the city of Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip.
The majority of supporters of the left movement of the Zionist regime, i.e. 92.5% of them and 78% of the supporters of moderate movements, want a ceasefire and an agreement.
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On the other hand, 55% of the supporters of the right-wing trend ruling the Zionist regime want the continuation of the war and military operations in Rafah.
48.5 percent of Likud supporters, led by Netanyahu, also want the war to continue.
On May 6, 2024, the Zionist regime’s war cabinet approved the ground attack on the city of Rafah, despite international opposition.
The army of this regime has occupied the Palestinian part of the Rafah crossing in the east of this city. In this way, Rafah has witnessed the Israeli regime’s heavy shelling and airstrikes in all its areas, including the residential areas, and this regime has closed the only gate of Gaza’s Palestinians to the world by attacking the Rafah crossing.
While the occupying regime claims that a massive attack should be carried out to eliminate the four battalions of the Hamas movement, even the experts of this regime doubt that this operation will be a game changer.
Netanyahu’s insistence on the continuation of the war has caused the complete isolation of the Zionist regime even among its allies. The occupying regime has been accused of genocide in the International Court of Justice, and human rights groups are demanding legal prosecution of the regime’s officials.
The global protest also speaks of the hatred of the nations for the criminal actions of the Israeli regime.