The Support of Arab Public Opinion for Iran in The War With Israel

Saed News: Twelve days ago, the Zionist regime attacked the Islamic Republic of Iran, resulting in the martyrdom of several commanders, scientists, and ordinary people. The virtual space, both in Iran and other countries—especially Arab countries—witnessed a wave of support for the Islamic Republic of Iran.

According to a report by the Beneiyan Strategic Research Center, between June 13 and 15, 2025 (23 to 25 Khordad 1404), a total of 2,991,338 unique and non-unique data (produced content, reshared posts, replies, and quotes) were published by 783,216 Arabic-speaking users on social media.

A general review of these data shows that more than one-third of the content produced by Arabic-speaking users was dedicated to the Iran-Zionist regime war, making this issue the most important focus of Arab public opinion during that period.

According to these statistics, 74% of Arabic-speaking users supported Iran’s position in this battle, while only 18.6% expressed opposition, and 7.4% took a neutral or indifferent stance.

These data indicate that the Arabic-speaking social media space witnessed a wave of solidarity with Iran as a Muslim country and supporter of Palestinian resistance. Of course, in the early hours of the Zionist regime’s attack on Iran, the dominant feelings among users were anger and despair. But after the decisive nighttime response by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, these feelings turned into majority joy, followed by a minority expressing doubts about the sincerity and scope of Iran’s response as the conflict continued.