Overview
- The JPPI survey of 806 institutionally affiliated American Jews, released Sunday, found support for the U.S.-Israel campaign fell to 60% after the April 8 ceasefire.
- Support among respondents who identify as leaning liberal fell to 42% from 57% in early March, marking the sharpest drop within the JPPI panel.
- Opposition in the JPPI sample climbed to about one third, and only 14% of respondents judged the war a major success.
- An Israel Democracy Institute poll fielded April 26–30 found 64% of Jewish Israelis say ending the war now would not serve Israel’s security, and 62% expect a return to widescale fighting.
- The same IDI survey reported 56.5% of Jewish Israelis now see the Trump administration as exerting more influence over Israel’s defense policy than their own government.