A Harvard/Harris poll reveals a sharp generational divide in U.S. views on the Israel–Hamas conflict. While 74% of Americans overall back Israel, 60% of voters aged 18–24 support Hamas instead. Most Americans condemn Hamas’s actions, yet many young voters blame Israel for Gaza’s famine. Public opinion is split on whether Israel’s actions amount to genocide. Analysts say Gen Z’s reliance on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube for news drives this shift, framing the conflict as a humanitarian issue rather than geopolitics.
A recent Harvard/Harris poll has revealed a striking generational divide in U.S. public opinion on the Israel–Hamas conflict. Among voters aged 18 to 24, 60% expressed support for Hamas over Israel. By contrast, 74% of Americans overall still side with Israel.
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