Israelis will go to the polls on Tuesday, November 5, but the election in that country also had an impact among some Persian-speaking users. Under the posts of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, several users from Iran expressed hope for his victory; From "one voice from Shiraz" to "I wish we Iranians could vote too". For some opponents of the Islamic Republic, Netanyahu's popularity is linked to his stances against Tehran and attacks by Israel and the US. Some want him to finish what they call "unfinished business"; However, there is also the fear of a new war. According to the Guman Institute survey, 50.6% of respondents in Iran had a positive opinion of Netanyahu. 38.2% also said they agreed with foreign military intervention before and after the war. In Israel the situation is different. The Madd Institute survey shows that 37% preferred Netanyahu and 47% Gadi Eisenkot for Prime Minister. Netanyahu warned of the possibility of attacks by the Islamic Republic, but he said that he did not intend to launch a pre-emptive attack before the vote. Read the full report on the Iran International website.

Israelis will go to the polls on Tuesday, November 5, but the election in that country also had an impact among some Persian-speaking users. Under the posts of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, several users from Iran expressed hope for his victory; From "one voice from Shiraz" to "I wish we Iranians could vote too". For some opponents of the Islamic Republic, Netanyahu's popularity is linked to his stances against Tehran and attacks by Israel and the US. Some want him to finish what they call "unfinished business"; However, there is also the fear of a new war. According to the Guman Institute survey, 50.6% of respondents in Iran had a positive opinion of Netanyahu. 38.2% also said they agreed with foreign military intervention before and after the war. In Israel the situation is different. The Madd Institute survey shows that 37% preferred Netanyahu and 47% Gadi Eisenkot for Prime Minister. Netanyahu warned of the possibility of attacks by the Islamic Republic, but he said that he did not intend to launch a pre-emptive attack before the vote. Read the full report on the Iran International website.