US EditionMost Americans support US recognition of Palestinian state, Reuters/Ipsos poll shows
A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows 59% of Americans favor US recognition of Palestinian statehood despite opposition from President Trump and ongoing Middle East conflict.
- On Oct 20, the Reuters/Ipsos poll found 59% of most Americans backed U.S. recognition of a Palestinian state, including 80% of Democrats and 41% of Republicans.
- A growing number of countries including Britain, Canada, France and Australia have formally recognised Palestinian statehood in recent weeks, while President Donald Trump has largely backed Israel and brokered a ceasefire this month.
- The Reuters/Ipsos survey, conducted online, gathered responses from 4,385 respondents nationwide and found some 60% said Israel's response in Gaza was excessive, with a margin of error of two percentage points.
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The poll also showed a critical perception of the Israeli offensive in Gaza, with six out of ten Americans calling the military campaign excessive.
59% of Americans say US should recognize Palestinian statehood
The vast majority of Democrats and nearly half of Republicans say the United States should recognize unilateral Palestinian statehood according to a new poll. By David Rosenberg, World Israel News More than half of Americans now say the United States should recognize Palestinian statehood, according to a new poll, after a number of countries backed the Palestinian Authority’s unilateral claim to statehood at the United Nations General Assembly l…
A majority of Americans, including 80 percent of Democrats and 41 percent of Republicans, believe the United States should recognize a Palestinian state.
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