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67% of Israelis See U.S. as Gaza Puppet Master

11/2/2025

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Netanyahu Disputes Survey

A Channel 12 survey shows 67% of Israelis believe the United States is directing military operations in Gaza.
A Channel 12 survey shows 69% view Israel as a "client state."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disputes these findings.
The Channel 12 survey shows domestic divisions, including 51% supporting revoking voting rights for non-service citizens.
Sixty-seven percent fear political violence similar to the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.

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Netanyahu Tackles Support Decline

Recent surveys show a decline in support for Israel among Americans, especially younger generations and traditional allies.
The Christian marketing agency Faith Through Works has been hired to enhance Israel's image in the U.S. due to concerns over decreasing approval.
Prominent MAGA figures, including Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens, express skepticism about U.S. financial aid to Israel, indicating a shift in Republican sentiment.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu highlights the role of social media in influencing public opinion, which may affect U.S.-Israel relations.

History

Historical Context

The U.S. Congress passed the Israel Emergency Supply Act in 2001, allocating $200 million in military aid to Israel, reinforcing the U.S.-Israel alliance. Recent surveys indicate a shift in Israeli public opinion, with 67% believing the U.S. directs military operations in Gaza, reflecting a broader decline in American support for Israel, particularly among younger generations, signaling potential changes in U.S. foreign policy.

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Netanyahu Disputes Survey

A Channel 12 survey shows 67% of Israelis believe the United States is directing military operations in Gaza.
A Channel 12 survey shows 69% view Israel as a "client state."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disputes these findings.
The Channel 12 survey shows domestic divisions, including 51% supporting revoking voting rights for non-service citizens.
Sixty-seven percent fear political violence similar to the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.

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