"U.S. Poll Reveals Divergent Views on Israel-Hamas Conflict"

A Pew Research Center survey of 12,693 U.S. adults conducted from Feb. 13 to 25, 2024, reveals that 58% of Americans believe Israel's reasons for fighting Hamas are valid, while only 22% think the same about Hamas' reasons for fighting Israel. Additionally, 57% express some sympathy for both Israelis and Palestinians, with 26% sympathizing equally with both groups. The survey also highlights differences in views across age groups, with younger Americans being more critical of Israel's conduct in the war and expressing more favorable views of the Palestinian people. The report also delves into Americans' opinions on U.S. involvement in the conflict and their perceptions of President Joe Biden's handling of the issue.
- Majority in U.S. Say Israel Has Valid Reasons for Fighting; Fewer Say the Same About Hamas Pew Research Center
- Poll: Most Americans say Israel has valid reasons to fight Hamas; young Americans far less supportive The Times of Israel
- Sharp Fault Lines Among Jewish and Muslim Americans Over Israel-Gaza War, New Survey Reveals - U.S. News Haaretz
- Almost half want Biden to pressure Israel on Gaza humanitarian conditions: Survey The Hill
- Plurality of Americans Think Israel's Reasons for Fighting Are 'Valid,' Divided on How Israel Is Conducting the War: Poll The New York Sun
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