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U.S. Opinion Shifts as Gaza Crisis Deepens: 50% Oppose Israel's Actions

9/20/2025

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Nearly 50% of U.S. adults now view Israel's military actions in Gaza as excessive, an increase from 40% in November 2023.
The Palestinian death toll exceeds 65,000, with 90% of Gaza's population displaced amid a humanitarian crisis.
Former Shin Bet chiefs express concerns over David Zini's appointment, fearing a potential Kahanist dictatorship.
Tens of thousands of Israelis plan rallies advocating for hostage release and opposing ongoing fighting.
Netanyahu's military strategy faces criticism, with calls for humanitarian relief alongside military actions against Hamas.

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Nearly 50% of U.S. adults now view Israel's military actions in Gaza as excessive, an increase from 40% in November 2023.
The Palestinian death toll exceeds 65,000, with 90% of Gaza's population displaced amid a humanitarian crisis.
Former Shin Bet chiefs express concerns over David Zini's appointment, fearing a potential Kahanist dictatorship.
Tens of thousands of Israelis plan rallies advocating for hostage release and opposing ongoing fighting.
Netanyahu's military strategy faces criticism, with calls for humanitarian relief alongside military actions against Hamas.