Israel–Hamas War: 10/7/2023 - Present

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Even the zionist sympathizers know what israel is doing is horrible because they shift blame for all the dead palestinians from israel to hamas as if hamas made israel do it. Hamas cant make israel do anything. If what israel is doing is ok they would give israel all the credit and just be honest and say it was israel that killed all those palestinian children not hamas.

 

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We always hear about how Palestinians are raised from birth to hate Israelis, but not much about Israeli youth who grow up being fed the belief of Jewish supremacy. We always see the same few videos being shared to drive that false narrative. That narrative is used to obscure the fact that Palestinians are growing up under an occupation and imposed apartheid. Both of which would drive resentment for an occupier.

https://www.btselem.org/publications/fulltext/202101_this_is_apartheid

 

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Majority in U.S. Now Disapprove of Israeli Action in Gaza

A majority of U.S. adults now disapprove of Israel's military action in Gaza, a shift from the prior survey in November.

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Majority in U.S. Now Disapprove of Israeli Action in Gaza​

Approval has dropped from 50% to 36% since November​

BY JEFFREY M. JONES

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- After narrowly backing Israel’s military action in Gaza in November, Americans now oppose the campaign by a solid margin. Fifty-five percent currently disapprove of Israel’s actions, while 36% approve.

The latest results are from a March 1-20 survey. The Israel-Hamas war has continued for five months and has resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of Palestinians and over 1,000 Israelis. Major parts of Gaza have been destroyed, complicating efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to Palestinian civilians still living there. The United Nations and international community, including the Biden administration, have called for a cease-fire, but the two warring sides have been unable to agree.

The poll was completed before the U.N. Security Council on Monday passed a resolution calling for a cease-fire during Ramadan. The measure passed because the United States abstained rather than vetoing the resolution. The U.S. had previously vetoed other resolutions calling for a cease-fire.

Seventy-four percent of U.S. adults say they are following news of the Israeli-Hamas situation closely, similar to the 72% Gallup measured in November. One-third of Americans (34%) say they are following the situation “very closely.”

Disapproval of Israel’s military action is similar regardless of how much attention Americans are paying to the conflict. However, those paying less attention are more likely than their counterparts to have no opinion on the matter, resulting in lower approval than seen among people paying greater attention.

Republicans Retain Positive Stance; Independents Decidedly Negative​

All three major party groups in the U.S. have become less supportive of Israel’s actions in Gaza than they were in November. This includes declines of 18 percentage points in approval among both Democrats and independents and a seven-point decline among Republicans.

Independents have shifted from being divided in their views of the Israeli military action to opposing it. Democrats, who were already largely opposed in November, are even more so now, with 18% approving and 75% disapproving.

Republicans still support Israel’s military efforts, but a reduced majority -- 64%, down from 71% -- now approve.

Democrats’ widespread opposition to Israel’s actions underscores the difficulty of the issue for President Joe Biden among his most loyal supporters. Some Democratic critics believe Biden has been too closely aligned with Israel by not taking stronger actions to promote a cease-fire and to assist Palestinian civilians caught in the war zone.

Biden’s approval rating for his handling of the situation in the Middle East, at 27%, is his lowest among five issues tested in the survey. This is because far fewer Democrats (47%) approve of how he is handling the situation between the Israelis and Palestinians than approve of his handling of the economy, the environment, energy policy and foreign affairs, broadly. On those issues, no less than 66% of Democrats approve of Biden.

Only further contributing to Biden’s low rating on the Middle East situation, just 21% of independents and 16% of Republicans approve of his performance on the issue.

Still, it appears that the Middle East conflict has not taken an obvious toll on Biden’s political standing. His overall job approval rating is 40%, compared with 37% in October and November surveys, perhaps being lifted by Americans’ greater confidence in the U.S. economy.

Bottom Line​

As the Israel-Hamas war drags on, U.S. support for its ally’s actions in the war is slipping. This follows Gallup’s February poll finding that Americans hold less positive views of both Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

Like many issues, U.S. partisans find themselves on opposing sides. Most Republicans, though fewer than in the fall, support Israel's actions, while the vast majority of Democrats are opposed. Independents’ opinions are now much closer to those of Democrats.

Although Americans rate Biden's handling of the conflict poorly, his overall job approval rating is no lower now than before the conflict began. The issue does not register highly when Americans are asked to name the most important problem facing the U.S. Nor does it rank highly when Americans rate each of several international issues as critical threats to U.S. vital interests. It could hurt the president by dampening turnout among would-be Biden voters who care deeply about the issue and are upset with his handling of the situation.

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View complete question responses and trends (PDF download).

 

[ReasonableMatic]

The United States of lsrael

 

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[ReasonableMatic]

Them DEVILS are pure evil

 

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Maybe somebody from Israel kills that pink bytch now .

 

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[DetroitEWarren]

Huh?


Dawg. I'm really starting to believe that white Isrealis are the absolute definition of what the Bible describes as the devil.

Like. There is nothing redeemable about their leaders. fukking nothing. fukkin piece of garbage Trump is more redeemable than Netanyamu. That mother fukker should be killed on the spot at any sight of visibility. Like, as soon as it's known that that bytch ass nikka will be accessible, every leader in this world should want his pink ass face peeled off.

Dawg is a bytch. His soldiers are demons. Everything he represents should be violently massacred. I wish I could carry out the job.

 

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This documentary was well done.