The Impact of the Israel-Gaza War on US Public Opinion and Diplomatic Efforts

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The Impact of the Israel-Gaza War on US Public Opinion and Diplomatic Efforts
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A recent poll conducted by the University of Maryland Critical Issues Poll with Ipsos reveals that public attitudes in the United States towards the Israeli-Palestinian issue remain divided along partisan lines. The majority of Republicans want the US to lean towards Israel, while a declining majority of Democrats want the US to remain neutral. The poll also shows that more respondents, including Democrats and independents, believe that President Joe Biden is "too pro-Israeli" rather than "too pro-Palestinian." Additionally, the poll indicates that Biden's position on the Israeli-Palestinian issue makes some respondents less likely to vote for him in the upcoming presidential elections. However, it is too early to determine if the initial increase in Americans favoring Israel's side will be sustained or shift again in the future.

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