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Poll shows 49% of Israeli settlers prefer Gaza ground invasion delay

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  • Source: Israeli Media
  • 27 Oct 2023 11:26
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A new poll reveals that only 30% of Israeli settlers believe that a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip must begin urgently.

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  • Israeli Occupation Forces stand next to a burning field near the border with the Gaza Strip, in southern Israel, Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023. (AP)
    Israeli occupation forces stand next to a burning field near the border with the Gaza Strip, Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023. (AP)

Israeli newspaper Maariv published data collected by the Israeli Lazar Institute for research, showing that 49% of Israelis believe that the “ground entry into the Gaza Strip should be delayed.”

The Institute posed the question: "Do you think that the Israeli army should immediately engage in a large-scale ground operation in the Gaza Strip, or is it correct to wait for the decision?"

According to the data, 49% of Israeli settlers answered that delaying the ground invasion was the proper thing to do, while 29% believed that there was an urgent need to conduct a ground invasion of the Strip. 

The report also revealed that about 22% had no opinion on the matter.

Moreover, the data showed that "there is no difference in the division according to political camps or demographic characteristics," and the survey even suggested that the developments related to the captives in the Gaza Strip, and the release of four captives already, will "bring about a change".

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"There is no way for the enemies to win in Palestine and they can do nothing else but aerial bombing. If they do anything on the ground, the Gaza dragon will eat them alive," the IRGC Commander said on Thursday, during a ceremony in Mashhad, stressing that Gaza will be "Israel's graveyard". 

He then warned that the Israelis and their Western supporters would eventually face the anger of Muslims, saying that Western powers are fully assisting the Israeli occupation in carrying out its atrocities in the besieged Gaza Strip.

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