Poll Reveals Deep Partisan Divide on Israel's Role in Middle East Conflict

American voters express significant concern over regional escalation, with differing views on accountability and U.S. involvement.

A recent AP-NORC poll shows that about half of American voters are worried about the Middle East conflict escalating into a regional war.
The poll highlights a partisan split, with 60% of Democrats attributing significant responsibility to the Israeli government, compared to only 25% of Republicans.
Both parties show broad support for economic sanctions on Iran, but there is less consensus on providing arms to Israel or deploying U.S. troops.
Only 20% of voters support deploying U.S. troops to assist Israel, while around half oppose this measure outright.
Approximately half of the respondents believe the U.S. is doing enough to secure a ceasefire, though opinions vary on whether more or less should be done.