Overview
- Conducted Sept. 22–27 before Israel accepted President Donald Trump's Gaza proposal, the Times/Siena poll finds 35% sympathize more with Palestinians versus 34% with Israelis.
- Fifty-one percent of registered voters disapprove of providing additional U.S. economic and military support to Israel.
- Democrats now sympathize more with Palestinians by 54% to 13% for Israel, while Republicans still favor Israel 64% to 9% though support has slipped since 2023.
- Younger voters lead the shift, with 68% of those aged 18–29 opposing more U.S. aid and roughly 61% saying they sympathize more with Palestinians.
- Perceptions of Israeli conduct have hardened, with 40% saying Israel is intentionally killing civilians and 62% saying it is not taking enough precautions, and about six in 10 want the Gaza campaign halted even without freeing all hostages or defeating Hamas.