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CPAC Reveals Generational Divide on U.S.-Israel Military Support

3/28/2026

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At CPAC, the US-Israeli war highlights a generational divide within the Republican Party.
Noah Bundy, a 17-year-old conservative attendee, questions whether military support for Israel aligns with American interests.
Older attendees, including evangelicals, maintain strong pro-Israel sentiments.
Reverend Franklin Graham likens U.S. President Donald Trump's actions to biblical figures.
Seventy-four percent of Republicans still support military strikes on Iran, underscoring fault lines that could affect elections.

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Story summary

At CPAC, the US-Israeli war highlights a generational divide within the Republican Party.
Noah Bundy, a 17-year-old conservative attendee, questions whether military support for Israel aligns with American interests.
Older attendees, including evangelicals, maintain strong pro-Israel sentiments.
Reverend Franklin Graham likens U.S. President Donald Trump's actions to biblical figures.
Seventy-four percent of Republicans still support military strikes on Iran, underscoring fault lines that could affect elections.