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A recent survey conducted by Queens College has shown that American voters' attitudes toward the Palestinian-Israeli conflict are shifting. For the first time, the percentage of those sympathetic to Palestinians has surpassed those in favor of Israel, with 38% expressing sympathy for Palestinians compared to 35% for Israel supporters. Previously, the percentages favored Israel, at 54% versus 24%. The results also indicated that 48% of Americans believe that U.S. support for "Israel" is very high, despite Israel's broad efforts to improve its image. Additionally, support among younger Republicans for the Israeli position has decreased since the Gaza war began, with increased criticism emerging within the party. These findings point to a significant shift in American public opinion that goes beyond the Democratic Party, reflecting a decline in overt support for Israel and a growing favorability toward Palestinians.
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