Part 1: What is the public's view of the war's outcome and damages?
After every war ends, the first question that arises for people is the war's outcome. One measure of this is the sense of victory and defeat among public opinion in the countries involved in the war.
According to the findings of a survey by the Strategic Center for Culture and Media on the attitudes and views of the Iranian people regarding the Iran–Israel war, 65.2 percent of the public consider Iran the victor of the recent war, while by contrast only 13.4 percent believe in Israel's victory.
Regarding the damages inflicted on the two sides, 53 percent consider the damage inflicted on Israel to be greater, and 37 percent have assessed the damage inflicted on Iran as greater.
Also, 80.2 percent of respondents believe that if Iran does not develop its missile program, the likelihood of a military attack on our country will increase.
The data of the present survey consist of a sample of 1,000 people over age 15 nationwide, collected and analyzed from 8 to 17 Tir (June–July) 1404 (2025/26).
Read the full text of the note The attitudes and views of the Iranian people regarding war with Israel in Namafar Magazine.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian