In the present era, media, especially social media, play an unprecedented role in shaping public opinion and representing global events. Wars are no longer merely military; they have become arenas for contesting narratives and imagery in the digital space. The of media on the direction of global public opinion, particularly in the face of international crises, is undeniable. Therefore, studying perspectives people the world regarding military events such as the attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran contributes to better understanding of media effects and international reactions.
Overview of Global Perspectives
This section examines the views of various countries on the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran.
Rising Opposition in U.S.: There is a gradual increase in public opinion against the U.S. military intervention, considering its economic and other consequences, reaching around 55%.
Spain’s Stance on Independence: In Spain, 68% of population opposes military attack, with significant support for government’s-cooperation stance.
Italy’s Strong Rejection of War: In Italy, 48 favor, 29% call condemnation of the attacks, showing a preference peace and mediation.
German Opposition to Attack: A survey indicates that 58% of Germans view the U.S. and attacks Iran as unjustified, with major about global trade impacts.
British Opposition to Military Action: In the UK, 59% oppose military action against Iran, with notable criticism from regions like Scotland regarding U. actions.
Concerns in France about War: In France, 83 express worries about war implications, particularly on rising fuel prices, with few supports for military action.
This study is conducted at Namafar Think Tank by Arsalan Veisi in 2026.
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