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Which is why the Arabs that actually live in the area fear Israel which has nukes and not Iran, which doesn’t. Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies ACRPS publishes the preliminary findings of the Arab Opinion Index report Mar 6, 2012 73 percent of respondents believe that Israel and the US are the two countries presenting the largest threat to the security of the Arab world, with 51 percent believing that Israel is the most threatening, 22 percent believe the US is the most threatening, and 5 percent reporting a belief that Iran is the single country most threatening to the security of their countries.