The Democrats Despise Israel | WATCH
A shocking new CNN poll reveals a catastrophic collapse in support for the Jewish state among Democrats, with net favorability plunging to -54 points. From young progressives to veteran moderates, the data proves that uniform hostility toward Israel has officially replaced bipartisan support as the party's new core identity.
The Democratic Party has officially become the party of Jew-hatred and anti-Israel extremism.
A new CNN poll highlighted in a widely shared video reveals a shocking truth: there is no longer any divide on Israel among Democratic voters. From young progressives to older moderates, from liberals to so-called centrists, Israel’s net favorable rating among Democrats has plummeted to a catastrophic -54 points or worse.
The data shows dramatic, uniform hostility toward the Jewish state across every demographic within the party. What was once a bipartisan pillar of American foreign policy has been completely destroyed within the modern Democratic Party.
This is not a fringe shift: it is the new mainstream of the Democratic base. The same party that once stood firmly with Israel has been hijacked by radical activists, Squad extremists, and the toxic legacy of Barack Obama’s anti-Israel agenda. Today’s Democrats don’t just criticize Israeli policy, they view the Jewish state itself with open contempt and hostility.
While Republicans continue to stand strongly with Israel, the Democratic Party has surrendered to the forces of antisemitism, campus radicals, and pro-Hamas sympathizers. Their voters now hold Israel in deep disdain, rewarding the party’s relentless attacks on the Jewish state and its refusal to confront the rising tide of Jew-hatred in America.
This poll is damning proof: the Democratic Party doesn’t merely disagree with Israel, it has turned against it. Those driving the party, helped along by pervasive antisemitc rhetoric on social media and subsequent attacks all over the world, have successfully transformed it into the most anti-Israel major political party in American history.