Americans following news about the Israel-Hamas war closely are more likely than those who aren’t to say that expressing support or opposition to Israeli statehood should be allowed

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March 29, 2024

2. Acceptable speech and the Israel-Hamas war

Americans following news about the Israel-Hamas war closely are more likely than those who aren’t to say that expressing support or opposition to Israeli statehood should be allowed

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Americans following news about the Israel-Hamas war closely are more likely than those who aren’t to say that expressing support or opposition to Israeli statehood should be allowed

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2. Acceptable speech and the Israel-Hamas war

Americans following news about the Israel-Hamas war closely are more likely than those who aren’t to say that expressing support or opposition to Israeli statehood should be allowed

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