Trump Viewed Favorably by Israelis Over Harris Security
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Trump Triumphs in Key Polls: Israelis Prefer Him Over Harris for Security and Leadership
A recent poll reveals that a significant majority of Israelis believe former President Donald Trump is better suited to guarantee their nation's security compared to Vice President Kamala Harris.
Conducted by Langer Research Associates and PORI (Public Opinion Research Israel), the survey found that 58% of Israelis view Trump as a stronger protector of Israel's interests.
When it comes to electoral preference, the results mirror these sentiments, with 54% of Israelis favoring Trump over Harris, who received only 24%. This divergence highlights not only a political shift but also reflects the broader dissatisfaction with the current U.S. administration's handling of international affairs.
Support for Trump appears particularly robust within Israel's ruling coalition, as a staggering 88% of potential voters from these parties regard Trump as better for security and 84% would choose him in a U.S. presidential election.
Even among opposition party supporters, Trump holds an edge in security matters, with 41% acknowledging his superiority over Harris in that regard.
In a further testament to Trump's appeal, age demographics reveal that younger Israelis express a stronger preference for Trump, with 65% under 35 years endorsing him on security issues.
In stark contrast, U.S. Jewish voters offer a different picture, with 63% favoring Harris according to recent polling. This disparity may reflect a growing discontent among Israelis regarding the current U.S. administration’s approach towards Israel.
Moreover, political and cultural divides within Israel illustrate varying perspectives on the nation’s military operations in Gaza. A notable majority, 54%, believe Israel is making excessive efforts to avoid civilian casualties, a sentiment prevalent among Orthodox Jews.
These polling results break down under various angles but consistently point to a favorable view of Trump among Israelis concerning both their safety and in the context of the upcoming U.S. elections.
As the Biden administration continues to face challenges on the domestic and international fronts, this polling data underscores a crucial disconnect between Israeli priorities and the current U.S. leadership.
Looking ahead, Republicans may find renewed momentum by citing Israeli preferences as evidence of Trump's enduring global influence and capability to lead on critical security issues.
With the stakes high and sentiments running deep, the upcoming election may serve not only as a referendum on domestic policies but also on how America engages with its closest allies.
Sources:
abcnews.go.com
dailycallernewsfoundation.org
dailywire.com
A recent poll reveals that a significant majority of Israelis believe former President Donald Trump is better suited to guarantee their nation's security compared to Vice President Kamala Harris.
Conducted by Langer Research Associates and PORI (Public Opinion Research Israel), the survey found that 58% of Israelis view Trump as a stronger protector of Israel's interests.
When it comes to electoral preference, the results mirror these sentiments, with 54% of Israelis favoring Trump over Harris, who received only 24%. This divergence highlights not only a political shift but also reflects the broader dissatisfaction with the current U.S. administration's handling of international affairs.
Support for Trump appears particularly robust within Israel's ruling coalition, as a staggering 88% of potential voters from these parties regard Trump as better for security and 84% would choose him in a U.S. presidential election.
Even among opposition party supporters, Trump holds an edge in security matters, with 41% acknowledging his superiority over Harris in that regard.
In a further testament to Trump's appeal, age demographics reveal that younger Israelis express a stronger preference for Trump, with 65% under 35 years endorsing him on security issues.
In stark contrast, U.S. Jewish voters offer a different picture, with 63% favoring Harris according to recent polling. This disparity may reflect a growing discontent among Israelis regarding the current U.S. administration’s approach towards Israel.
Moreover, political and cultural divides within Israel illustrate varying perspectives on the nation’s military operations in Gaza. A notable majority, 54%, believe Israel is making excessive efforts to avoid civilian casualties, a sentiment prevalent among Orthodox Jews.
These polling results break down under various angles but consistently point to a favorable view of Trump among Israelis concerning both their safety and in the context of the upcoming U.S. elections.
As the Biden administration continues to face challenges on the domestic and international fronts, this polling data underscores a crucial disconnect between Israeli priorities and the current U.S. leadership.
Looking ahead, Republicans may find renewed momentum by citing Israeli preferences as evidence of Trump's enduring global influence and capability to lead on critical security issues.
With the stakes high and sentiments running deep, the upcoming election may serve not only as a referendum on domestic policies but also on how America engages with its closest allies.
Sources:
abcnews.go.com
dailycallernewsfoundation.org
dailywire.com
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