According to data released by the Israel Project, the majority of American voters support Israel.
The study, which was formulated by Stanley Greenberg, Ph.D Chairman and CEO of Greenburg, Quinlan, Rosner and Neil Newhouse, (partner and co-founder of Public Opinion Strategies), American voters supported Israelis over the Palestinians by a margin of 57 to 8.
"When Americans are asked 'who do you blame for the current conflict in the Gaza strip, by a 56-18 margin Americans blame the Palestinians rather than Israel, with 8% blaming them both," said Neil Newhouse during a teleconference on Voter Attitudes on Israel's Operation in Gaza.
Newhouse went on to address the humanitarian crises in the Gaza Strip, and announced that regardless of who Americans blame for the overall conflict, Hamas leaders are blamed more than Israeli leaders by 66% to 17%.
"The bottom line is that there's enduring support for Israel. There's no evidence that the overall identification and support for Israel has diminished," concluded Greenberg.
American voters show a resounding support for Israel
The study, which was formulated by Stanley Greenberg, Ph.D Chairman and CEO of Greenburg, Quinlan, Rosner and Neil Newhouse, (partner and co-founder of Public Opinion Strategies), American voters supported Israelis over the Palestinians by a margin of 57 to 8.
"When Americans are asked 'who do you blame for the current conflict in the Gaza strip, by a 56-18 margin Americans blame the Palestinians rather than Israel, with 8% blaming them both," said Neil Newhouse during a teleconference on Voter Attitudes on Israel's Operation in Gaza.
Newhouse went on to address the humanitarian crises in the Gaza Strip, and announced that regardless of who Americans blame for the overall conflict, Hamas leaders are blamed more than Israeli leaders by 66% to 17%.
"The bottom line is that there's enduring support for Israel. There's no evidence that the overall identification and support for Israel has diminished," concluded Greenberg.