One-quarter of Muslims, Jews stopped talking to someone because of something said about war

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2. Acceptable speech and the Israel-Hamas war

One-quarter of Muslims, Jews stopped talking to someone because of something said about war

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2. Acceptable speech and the Israel-Hamas war
Most Americans say expressions of support or opposition to Israeli and Palestinian statehood should be allowed
Most Americans say calls for violence against Jews or Muslims should not be allowed
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
Americans who sympathize with Palestinian people are more likely to say speech supporting Palestinian statehood should be allowed
Most U.S. Jews, Muslims have been offended because of something they saw about the war
One-quarter of Muslims, Jews stopped talking to someone because of something said about war

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