Jews are the group most likely to see the reasons for fighting as valid, followed by white evangelical Protestants at 74%.
The survey does state that half of Americans still say it's important for medical professionals and doctors to address long COVID, while 22% said that they never heard of such a concept.
Only 12% of Republicans believed that dealing with climate change should be a top priority.
Despite the fall, Israelis are still heavily in favor of representative democracy and largely reject all other forms of government according to the data.
Notably, roughly a third of Americans described the Israel-Hamas war as very important to them personally, compared to around a quarter for the other two conflicts surveyed.
The level of sympathy towards Israel and Jewish people varied between political affiliations and age brackets.
A two-year study from the Pew Research Centre on American sentiments towards Israel has been released with some interesting outcomes.
Could Netanyahu be putting the government’s stability in the hands of the people who want him out?
The Pew survey highlights the competing visions of Republicans and Democrats regarding climate and energy issues.
Overall, women with lower levels of formal education were the biggest whodunit podcast aficionados according to a Pew Research Center poll.
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