About half the public thinks the U.S. should prioritize negotiating a permanent ceasefire and provide humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza. Fewer think military aid to Israel is a high priority.
Half of adults are concerned about the threat to the United States from Russia’s influence around the world. Forty percent say Ukraine is an ally that shares U.S. values, and 43% consider it a partner that does not share U.S. values.
Democrats who are dissatisfied with Biden’s handling of the conflict are more likely to believe the U.S. is too supportive of Israel and not supportive enough of the Palestinians.
Two-thirds place significant responsibility on Hamas for the current conflict. But 40% say Israel has gone too far in its response, and only 36% want the U.S. to provide aid to Israel’s military.
Only 16% of adults view Mexico as a close ally. However, majorities of adults believe the U.S and Mexican governments share a responsibility to prevent illegal immigration and drug trafficking.