Bipartisan concern about increasing violence against U.S. Jews; wider partisan differences in concerns over increasing violence against Muslims in the U.S.

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December 7, 2023

Americans’ Views of the Israel-Hamas War

Bipartisan concern about increasing violence against U.S. Jews; wider partisan differences in concerns over increasing violence against Muslims in the U.S.

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Americans’ Views of the Israel-Hamas War
Nearly two-thirds of Americans say Hamas has ‘a lot’ of responsibility for war; 35% say the same of Israeli govt.
By a modest margin, more disapprove than approve of Biden administration’s response to Israel-Hamas war
Americans are divided over how Biden is dealing with Israelis and Palestinians
Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say Israel is going too far in its Hamas military operation
Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say a peaceful two-state solution is possible in the future

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