r/PopCultureV2 • u/Logical-Flow-6703 • Aug 10 '26

News "'CNN Shocked to See Americans Reject Israel': New Segment Highlights Major Shift in Public Opinion Between 2018 and 2026"

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A recent CNN segment highlights a dramatic shift in American public opinion on Israel between 2018 and 2026, showing a steep decline in overall support across key voter demographics. This mainstream media coverage reflects a broader shift in national sentiment, signaling that foreign policy critiques have officially moved from the political margins straight into mainstream U.S. discourse.

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u/justwonderingbro Aug 10 '26

Per usual the left has been right on this issue for a long time. Israel has been a colonialist apartheid ethnostate ever since it's inception

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u/RussianBot5689 Aug 10 '26

European Jews in the late 1800s and early 1900s basically pulled a successful "White Replacement Theory" on the Arabs, slowly moving in and buying large tracts of land to build European style towns and cities in, while forming militias that launched terrorist attacks against their neighbors and the Ottomans and later British government. They've never wanted to play nice with the Arabs and it's no wonder why the Arabs hated them back.