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Researcher: US-Israel relations shift as Palestinians advance since 2001
American opinion polls indicate an unprecedented decline in the image of "Israel" among the US public since 2001, with positive perceptions dropping to their lowest levels since 1989—reaching 46% according to Gallup and 37% according to the Pew Center in 2026. The decline is characterized by an increasing partisan and generational gap, with negative views rising among Democrats to 80% compared to 41% among Republicans. Additionally, empathy for Israel among the youth has decreased from 64% to 38%, while the views of older generations have remained stable. Conversely, for the first time since 2001, Palestinians are beginning to surpass Israel in empathy indicators, with 41% expressing empathy for Palestinians versus 36% for Israelis in 2026. There is also a division regarding American support: Republicans favor providing more military aid to Israel, while Democrats support humanitarian aid to the Palestinians. This decline in support for Israel and the growing backing for Palestinians reflect a shift in the social and political base of the US-Israel relationship, which had been stable for decades.
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