According to a new survey, about 10 out of 10 Americans said that the United Nations (United Nations) countries should recognize the state of Palestinian. Published Wednesday morning.
New Reuters/Ipsos Pol found that 58 percent of American adults feel that every country in the United Nations should identify Palestine as a nation. Nearly one -third of the respondents, 33 percent, disagreeed, while another 9 percent did not respond when asked.
Comes as a survey United kingdom, France And Canada – all close American colleagues – have recently expressed their intentions to recognize the Palestinian state.
At the end of July, when asked about the intention of the UK Prime Minister Kir Stormer, President Trump said he had “no idea of that.” chairman Said French President Emmanuel Macron’s decision “was not going to change anything.”
The decisions of the three countries come because Israel is facing international pressure Humanitarian situation In the Gaza Strip, starvation spread and some aid organizations warned that the Palestinians were on the verge of famine.
Israel Has refused Accused of facilitating increasing hunger in war -torn enclave, stolen that the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas is stealing humanitarian aid. Hamas, nominated by the US as a foreign terrorist organization, denied the allegation by Israel.
Most Americans in the survey, 65 percent, stated that the Trump administration should spring in action to assist Palestinians for food distribution. About 28 percent disagree, including 41 percent of the trump-focused GOP voters.
About 6 out of 10 Americans, 59 percent, argued that the Israeli army works in Gaza, which was closed after Hamas attacked Southern Israel on 7 October 2023. According to the pole, about one third, 33 percent disagree. In February last year, 53 percent of the Americans said that Israel’s military response was high in the enclave, while 42 percent said otherwise.
The survey was conducted from August 13–18 among 4,446 American adults. The margin of the error was about 2 percent points.
