"US Public Support for Israel Declines, Majority Calls for Gaza Ceasefire: Reuters/Ipsos Survey"

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A Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that public support for Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza is declining among Americans, with only 32% believing that the US should support Israel, down from 41% in a previous poll. The majority of respondents (39%) now believe that the US should act as a neutral mediator. The poll also shows that 68% of respondents agree that Israel should call for a ceasefire and engage in negotiations. The drop in support for Israel is seen across both Democrats and Republicans, and particularly among older respondents. Additionally, just 31% of respondents support sending weapons to Israel, while 43% oppose the idea.
Topics:world#ceasefire#gaza-conflict#international-relations#public-opinion#us-foreign-policy#us-israel-relations
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