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Poll Finds Most Israelis See U.S.-Iran Agreement as Gain for Tehran
A survey by the Agam Institute and Hebrew University shows that a majority of Israelis regard the recently finalized U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding as a benefit to Tehran and a setback for Israel's long-term security.
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A majority of Israelis view the recently finalized U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding as a win for Tehran and a loss for Israel's long-term security, according to a survey by the Agam Institute and Hebrew University. The poll measured public reaction to the agreement shortly after its completion. No further details on sample size or margin of error were released with the initial findings.
University conducted the survey.
Results were released without an accompanying statement from either organization. No additional context on the memorandum's terms or prior negotiations was included in the poll summary.
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