As Israel enters another month of conflict, its citizens display complex emotions. While war exhaustion is palpable throughout the nation, a recent poll suggests Israelis remain steadfast in opposing a ceasefire with Iran. The data reveals a population caught between psychological toll and deep-seated security concerns that override de-escalation calls.

The survey indicates most Israelis doubt recent Israeli and US operations have substantially impaired Iran's military capabilities or those of proxy Hezbollah. Despite the physical and economic strain, respondents appear to prioritize perceived existential security over immediate peace, reflecting a society that remains resilient despite evident fatigue with ongoing hostilities.