Nearly three-quarters of Americans support Israel's planned military operation to enter the southern Gaza city of Rafah, according to a new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll.
Nearly three-quarters of Americans support Israel 's planned military operation to enter the southern Gaza city of Rafah , according to a new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll.
In saying Israel should move forward with its planned operation, the majority acknowledged that "there will be casualties" despite Israel "doing its best to avoid civilian casualties." Eighty-four percent of those 65 and older say they support Israel's plans for a military operation, while three-quarters of those 55-64 say they support them. Seven in 10 of those 45-54 and 35-44 say they support Israel moving forward with its campaign. Among those 25-34, 65% say Israel should move forward into Rafah, and 57% of those 18-24 said the same.
"The idea that we will halt the war before achieving all of its goals is out of the question," Netanyahu said. "We will enter Rafah, and we will eliminate the Hamas battalions there — with or without a deal – in order to achieve the total victory."
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