GandalfSivi wrote: ↑10/05/2024 04:03
ultima_palabra wrote: ↑10/05/2024 01:50
jeza u ledja wrote: ↑09/05/2024 22:51
Tri cetvrtine Amerikanaca podrzava Izrael. Najmanje.
Sve drugo je svijet bajki.
Pa ako je 3/4 Amerikanaca, onda je 100% republikanaca i 50% demokrata

Lupam brojeve, ali jasno je sta hocu reci.
Malo napamet prica ovdje, zasnovana na medijima, lobijima i punditima…
Around two-thirds of voters (67%) — including majorities of Democrats (77%), Independents (69%), and Republicans (56%) — support the U.S. calling for a permanent ceasefire and a de-escalation of violence in Gaza.
Ne govorim o ratu u Gazi vec o podrsci Izraelu generalno. I definitivno ne pricam napamet vec na osnovu anketa. Ne mogu se u stvari sjetiti da sam i jednom cuo diskusiju o ovome u medijima, ali da nema ovih anketa, a na osnovu medija koje pratim, mislio bih u stvari obrnuto - da je podrska Izraelu mnogo manja nego sto jeste.
Evo par izvora i anketa. Gallup iz marta:
A i ta cifra od 67% koju si naveo se poprilicno promjenila od pocetka rata, jer je u oktobru vecina podrzavala Izraelov napad na Gazu.
Evo iz marta, Pew Research:
Months into the Israel-Hamas war, roughly six-in-ten Americans (58%) say Israel’s reasons for fighting Hamas are valid. But how Israel is carrying out its response to Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack receives a more mixed evaluation. About four-in-ten U.S. adults (38%) say Israel’s conduct of the war has been acceptable, and 34% say it has been unacceptable. The remaining 26% are unsure.
Znaci jos u martu je vise ljudi podrzavalo ono sto Izrael radi u Gazi nego sto nije.
https://www.pewresearch.org/2024/03/21/ ... out-hamas/
Isto od marta, malo drukcija slika, Gallup:
Ali i tu vidis da je u novembru Izrael imao podrsku vecine. (pardon, da je "akcija" Izraela u Gazi imala podrsku)
No mozda najrelevantnija anketa za ovu diskusiju je ovdje, Harvard-Harris anketa. Ova je od skora, 29. april, kad su protesti po univerzitetima vec bili aktuelni:
https://thehill.com/policy/internationa ... ests-poll/
An overwhelming majority of Americans support Israel in its war against Hamas over the militant group running the Gaza Strip, according to a new poll.
The Harvard CAPS-Harris survey shared with The Hill showed 80 percent of registered voters said they support Israel more in the war, while 20 percent said they support Hamas more. That is about in line with the poll’s findings from last month, when 79 percent indicated they support Israel more.
Mark Penn, the co-director of the poll, said support for Israel “has not budged” despite the “campus unrest.” He said the student protests appear out of step with broader public attitudes on Israel and noted that the poll showed Americans largely want a cease-fire in the war but only after Hamas is removed from power and the hostages they seized during its Oct. 7 attack on Israel are returned.
The poll found 61 percent of respondents support a cease-fire only after those conditions are met, while 39 percent support an unconditional cease-fire. A stark divide exists based on age group in responses to this question.