59% of Democrats approve of Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict, up from 50% in November.
Many young progressives are protesting the administration's stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Older Americans are more likely to approve of Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict than younger Americans.
Recent polls indicate a shift in public opinion regarding President Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict. The data suggests that older Americans are more likely to have an opinion about and approve of the administration's response compared to younger Americans. In contrast, younger Americans, particularly those under 50, believe Biden is favoring Israelis too much, while older Americans are more likely to say Biden is favoring Palestinians too much.
The White House has been urging Israeli restraint and working towards a revitalization of the two-state solution. However, Biden's approach has been met with criticism from some quarters. Many young progressives are protesting the administration's stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict, leading to a disconnect between Democratic leaders and young voters. Biden's support for Israel has caused disillusionment among young people, who see it as aligning with authoritarianism abroad.
Despite this, there has been an increase in Democratic support for President Biden's handling of the situation. A survey found that 59 percent of Democrats approve of Biden's handling of the situation, up from 50 percent in November. Additionally, 75 percent of Democrats approve of Biden's overall job performance. However, Biden's overall approval rating among U.S. adults is 41%, close to the lowest score of his presidency.
The situation is still evolving, and the public's opinion may change as more information becomes available. The polls were conducted during a period of increased concern from Biden and top U.S. officials about civilian casualties in the Gaza Strip and efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas.
Older Americans are more likely to have an opinion about and approve of the administration's response compared to younger Americans.
About a quarter of Americans under 50 think Biden is favoring Israelis too much, while older Americans are more likely to say Biden is favoring Palestinians too much.
Many young progressives are protesting the administration's stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict, leading to a disconnect between Democratic leaders and young voters.
Biden's support for Israel has caused disillusionment among young people, who see it as aligning with authoritarianism abroad.
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On perhaps no other issue is the gap between Democratic leaders and young progressives wider than on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The poll was conducted during a period of increased concern from Biden and top U.S. officials about civilian casualties in the Gaza Strip and efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas.
The poll was conducted from Nov. 30 to Dec. 4, 2023, with a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage points for all respondents and plus or minus 6 percentage points for Democrats.
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The poll was conducted during a period of increased concern from Biden and top U.S. officials about civilian casualties in the Gaza Strip and efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas. This statement could be seen as bias as it portrays Biden and his administration in a positive light, showing concern for civilian casualties and efforts to resolve the conflict.
