Nearly half of young U.S. Jews want to replace Israel with binational state, poll finds

The Forward·May 27

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A recent poll has found that nearly half of young US Jews favor replacing Israel with a binational state. Other surveys suggest a decline in support for Israel among Americans, with a significant percentage holding unfavorable views. The outlook on US-Israel relations and policies, including views on security and conflict with Iran, appears to be complex and varied among different groups.

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