Young adults in both partisan coalitions are less likely than older people to say Hamas has ‘a lot’ of responsibility for the current war

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December 7, 2023

1. Views of the Israel-Hamas war

Young adults in both partisan coalitions are less likely than older people to say Hamas has ‘a lot’ of responsibility for the current war

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Young adults in both partisan coalitions are less likely than older people to say Hamas has ‘a lot’ of responsibility for the current war

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1. Views of the Israel-Hamas war
Majorities of Republicans and Democrats say Hamas has ‘a lot’ of responsibility for current war with Israel; greater divisions over Israeli government’s role
Young adults in both partisan coalitions are less likely than older people to say Hamas has ‘a lot’ of responsibility for the current war
Democrats far more likely than Republicans to say Israel is ‘going too far’ in current military operation
Younger adults – particularly young Democrats – are most likely to say Israel is going too far in their military operation against Hamas
Older U.S. adults more likely to say they have been following news about the Israel-Hamas war closely

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1. Views of the Israel-Hamas war

Young adults in both partisan coalitions are less likely than older people to say Hamas has ‘a lot’ of responsibility for the current war

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