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    Gallup poll: Iraqis hate Iran the most in the Muslim world

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    Gallup poll: Iraqis hate Iran the most in the Muslim world Empty Gallup poll: Iraqis hate Iran the most in the Muslim world

    Post by Rocky Sat 22 Apr 2023, 4:33 am

    [size=30]Gallup poll: Iraqis hate Iran the most in the Muslim world
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    After years of hostility, Saudi Arabia and Iran began last week to reopen their embassies in Tehran and Riyadh, in the latest step towards restoring diplomatic relations between the two regional rivals. According to Gallup polls, it does not enjoy mass popularity even among Shiite circles, which explains the secret of the strength of the Iraqi Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr, according to the institution.  
      
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    The foundation's data tracked by "NAS" (April 22, 2023) shows that in 13 Muslim-majority countries stretching from Morocco to Pakistan, average support for the Saudi leadership in 2022 was much higher than the Iranian leadership (39% vs. 14%, respectively). Because in addition to being the most important oil producer in the world, it is the custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, and its relative popularity in the countries located in the immediate and surrounding areas makes it an indispensable partner easily.  
      
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    The popularity of the Kingdom’s leadership is higher than that of its counterpart in Iran in all 13 countries surveyed in 2022, and many of these countries have witnessed a large gap in numbers, and Kuwait and Libya stand out in their preference for the Kingdom, while Turkey and the Palestinian territories are at the forefront of those who reject Saudi Arabia.  
      
    In neighboring Kuwait, the difference in popularity between the two leaderships of 47 percentage points in favor of the Kingdom highlights the close relationship between the two member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council and OPEC partners, while the difference between the popularity of the leadership recorded in Libya of 41 points is in the interest of the Kingdom.  
      
    While popularity is higher for Saudi Arabia in all countries, the difference in popularity between the two leaderships in Riyadh and Tehran is less pronounced in Turkey, where the strong disapproval of both the Kingdom and Iran translates into a slight difference of only three points in favor of the kingdom (11% for Saudi Arabia and 8% to Iran).  
      
    And in the Palestinian territories, the approval gap is relatively low at 12 points, although Palestinians' opinions of all the foreign powers, including China, Russia and the United States, have remained similarly low for years. (26% for Saudi Arabia and 14% for Iran).  
      
    In 2022, Pakistan alone saw half of the sample respondent support Iran, while other countries reached no more than a quarter of the population, making Iranian leadership unpopular among the other 12 countries.  
      
    The countries where Iran has had the most influence give Tehran some of the lowest popularity scores such as Iraq, where large majorities oppose Iranian leadership in Iraq (86%), Yemen (80%) and Lebanon (73%).  
      
    Unlike the Kingdom and most countries in the region, Iran is not Sunni or Arab, but while Lebanon's Shia population gives Iran relatively high levels of support (58% approval vs. 39% disapproval), Iraq's Shia Muslims do not (17% agree vs. 83% rejected), and this explains the source of support for the Iraqi nationalist leader Muqtada al-Sadr.  
      
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