A Data for Progress survey shows 64% of Americans oppose Trump’s Gaza takeover proposal. Strong opposition comes from Democrats (85%) and Independents (63%), while Republicans are divided. The plan to forcibly resettle Palestinians has sparked backlash across political lines, indicating growing resistance to U.S. military intervention for such initiatives.
A recent survey conducted by Data for Progress indicates that a substantial 64% of Americans are against President Donald Trump’s proposal to take control of the Gaza Strip and develop it into the “Riviera of the Middle East.” The poll assessed public sentiment toward Trump’s remarks about the U.S. potentially acquiring territories like Gaza, alongside other areas such as Panama Canal and Greenland.
The results revealed significant opposition, particularly regarding the forced resettlement of 1.8 million Palestinians from Gaza to neighboring countries. After hearing about this, 64% of respondents expressed their disapproval of the plan. Democratic voters were notably opposed, with 85% against the proposal, while 63% of Independents also rejected it. Republicans showed a divided stance, with 46% in support and 43% opposed.
The survey illustrates a strong backlash against Trump’s Gaza takeover concept, highlighting concerns over the forcible relocation of residents. It suggests that there is a growing reluctance toward U.S. military intervention in enforcing such plans among voters. Overall, the results reflect the unpopularity of President Trump’s vision for territorial expansion, particularly in relation to Gaza and Canada.
The survey conducted by Data for Progress showcases a significant rejection of President Trump’s plans for Gaza, with an overwhelming majority of the American public opposed to the forced resettlement of Palestinians. This backlash transcends party lines, indicating a strong disapproval of the underlying concept of U.S. territorial expansion, particularly through military means. The findings emphasize the need for careful consideration of public sentiment regarding foreign policy strategies.
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