Poll: Most Americans aged 18-24 support giving Israel to Hamas for its end
OAN’s Sophia Flores
11:30 AM – Monday, December 18, 2023
According to a recently released poll, over half of young Americans believe that the Jewish state should no longer exist.
A Harvard CAPS/Harris poll conducted between December 13th-14th with 2,034 registered voters revealed that 51% of individuals aged 18 to 24 believe that the ultimate solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict would be for “Israel to be ended and given to Hamas and the Palestinians.”
However, this statistic sharply contrasts with the views of Americans aged 65 and older. Only 4% of individuals in this age group believe that Israel should “be ended.”
Furthermore, the survey found that 66% of those aged 18-24 consider the terrorist attack on October 7th to be genocide. Additionally, 60% of respondents in this age group believe that the attacks were justified due to Palestinian grievances.
The younger demographic was also asked about their stance on a ceasefire. 64% of all respondents favored a ceasefire, but only after the release of all hostages. On the other hand, 67% of individuals aged 18-24 preferred an unconditional deal that would maintain the status quo.
Overall, despite the differing opinions of the youngest age group, 81% of respondents above 24 years old expressed support for Israel.
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Title: Young Americans Divided on Existence of Israel, Poll Reveals
Date: December 18, 2023
A recently released poll conducted by the Harvard CAPS/Harris revealed a concerning trend among young Americans regarding their views on the existence of the Jewish state. According to the poll, 51% of individuals aged 18 to 24 believe that Israel should no longer exist and should be given to Hamas and the Palestinians as a solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
This statistic highlights a stark contrast between the younger generation and those aged 65 and older, with only 4% of individuals in the older age group supporting the idea of ending Israel. The generational divide in these views is significant and raises questions about the factors influencing such perspectives.
The poll also revealed that 66% of respondents aged 18-24 consider the terrorist attack on October 7th to be genocide. Additionally, 60% of respondents in this age group believe that the attacks were justified due to Palestinian grievances. These findings shed light on the sympathy and support that some young Americans have for the Palestinian cause.
When asked about their stance on a ceasefire, 64% of all respondents favored a ceasefire, but only after the release of all hostages. However, in the 18-24 age group, 67% preferred an unconditional deal that would maintain the status quo. This signifies a potential lack of understanding of the complexities of the conflict and the importance of prisoner exchanges for peace negotiations.
It is important to note that, despite the differing opinions of the youngest age group, the majority of respondents above 24 years old expressed support for Israel, with 81% endorsing the Jewish state. This indicates that support for Israel remains strong among a majority of Americans.
The findings of this poll bring attention to the importance of education and awareness in shaping individuals’ opinions on complex geopolitical issues. It is crucial for young Americans to be provided with accurate and comprehensive information about the historical context, intricacies, and implications of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
To create a more informed and engaged citizenry, efforts should be made to promote dialogue, understanding, and critical thinking among young Americans. By fostering a space for open discussions and presenting diverse perspectives, we can encourage empathy, tolerance, and a deeper appreciation for the complexities of this longstanding conflict.
Understanding the multifaceted nature of the Israel-Palestine conflict is essential for young Americans to navigate the international political landscape effectively. With accurate knowledge and informed opinions, they can contribute to meaningful discussions and work towards inclusive and peaceful solutions.
In conclusion, the poll presents an alarming viewpoint among young Americans regarding the existence of Israel. However, it also highlights the need for comprehensive education and dialogue to bridge the generational divide and foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict. By engaging young Americans in informed conversations, we can promote empathy, tolerance, and a greater appreciation for the pursuit of peace in the region.
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