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3. Views on the consequences of the Israel-Hamas war

Few Americans think long-term peace is likely between Israelis and Palestinians

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3. Views on the consequences of the Israel-Hamas war
Many Americans are unsure whether war will change the likelihood of an independent Palestinian state
Americans divided on whether the current war will make Israel more secure or less secure
Few Americans think long-term peace is likely between Israelis and Palestinians
Democrats increasingly support two-state solution; Republican support for a single state has grown
In the U.S., White evangelicals more likely than other groups to support Israeli control of a single state; Muslims are more likely to support a single state under Palestinian control

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