Sep 20, 2026 · 49 min · 8 segments
Latin America is undergoing a significant diplomatic shift. While several governments have taken legal or diplomatic steps challenging Israel’s conduct in Gaza and emphasizing Palestinian rights, a…
Recent data, the most recent came from Pew Research and before that you had Gallup and you had Fox News doing something and Ipsos and so forth.
And this is according to the New York Times and the Siena, which shows that people or adults aged 18 to 29 sympathize more with the Palestinians than with Israel by a wide margin, 63% to 16%.
And then recently, you know, Ipsos poll showed that Israel's popularity is in the negative 10.
And that's, as you've mentioned, that even though a majority of Republicans still express favorable views of Israel, but negative opinions have risen among younger Republicans.
So the disapproval, the largest is among Democrats and Independents, which has climbed significantly with roughly about 80% And also now the Republicans are viewing Israel negatively, especially amongst the young adults.
You have a lot of Democratic pro-Israel lawmakers like Brad Sherman and others who actually are calling Benjamin Netanyahu, going to the Israeli Knesset, screaming, saying that we have a big problem here because this is not just a problem.
For Democrats, it's a general problem for, as we said in the intro, it's a problem nationally for the United States.
I mean, basically, the United States views Israel in this incredibly negative light.
And by the way, as it should, as we've been reporting for many years now in Arab Talk, the relationship that the United States has with Israel has caused dramatic downturn in not just the global economy, but the overall perception of the United States globally right now.
They really see this as an existential crisis in the United States for Israel.
Recent data, the most recent came from Pew Research and before that you had Gallup and you had Fox News doing something and Ipsos and so forth.
And this is according to the New York Times and the Siena, which shows that people or adults aged 18 to 29 sympathize more with the Palestinians than with Israel by a wide margin, 63% to 16%.
And then recently, you know, Ipsos poll showed that Israel's popularity is in the negative 10.
And that's, as you've mentioned, that even though a majority of Republicans still express favorable views of Israel, but negative opinions have risen among younger Republicans.
So the disapproval, the largest is among Democrats and Independents, which has climbed significantly with roughly about 80% And also now the Republicans are viewing Israel negatively, especially amongst the young adults.
You have a lot of Democratic pro-Israel lawmakers like Brad Sherman and others who actually are calling Benjamin Netanyahu, going to the Israeli Knesset, screaming, saying that we have a big problem here because this is not just a problem.
For Democrats, it's a general problem for, as we said in the intro, it's a problem nationally for the United States.
I mean, basically, the United States views Israel in this incredibly negative light.
And by the way, as it should, as we've been reporting for many years now in Arab Talk, the relationship that the United States has with Israel has caused dramatic downturn in not just the global economy, but the overall perception of the United States globally right now.
They really see this as an existential crisis in the United States for Israel.
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