Summary
Recent polls show that some Republicans are less supportive of Israel than in the past. This change in opinion was highlighted at a conservative event where speakers discussed whether the U.S. should continue its strong support for Israel. Younger Republicans, in particular, are questioning this support.
Key Facts
- Republicans' support for Israel is decreasing according to recent polls.
- At a Turning Point USA event, prominent conservative voices discussed the U.S. relationship with Israel.
- Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon voiced skepticism about U.S. support for Israel.
- Younger Republicans are more "America-First" minded, focusing on domestic priorities.
- A poll found younger Republicans are less supportive of the Israeli Prime Minister compared to older Republicans.
- The poll surveyed 1,287 Republicans and had a margin of error of ±3 percentage points.
- A Pew Research poll showed 19% of Republicans think Israel's military actions in Gaza have gone "too far."
- A majority of Republicans still express more sympathy for Israelis than Palestinians, but this support is waning.
