US Gaza War Support Reaches Historic Low

U.S. public approval for Israel’s military action in Gaza has dropped to a record low of 32%, with 60% disapproving, according to a July 2025 Gallup poll. The decline is most notable among Democrats and independents, whose approval stands at 8% and 25%, while 71% of Republicans remain supportive. This widening partisan divide is challenging the longstanding bipartisan consensus on U.S.-Israel relations. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s favorability among Americans has also fallen, with 52% viewing him unfavorably and just 29% favorably. The poll results coincide with increasing international concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and as the U.S. continues to provide substantial military aid to Israel. Younger Americans remain much less likely than older adults to approve of Israel’s actions, reflecting a generational shift in attitudes.