Большинство республиканцев США твердо поддерживают Израиль и жесткую позицию Трампа по Ирану

Опрос показал, что избиратели Республиканской партии предпочитают кандидатов, выступающих за сильное партнерство с Израилем и осуждение антисемитизма, при этом их главные тревоги остаются экономикой и иммиграцией. Также выявлено, что респонденты одобряют действия президента Трампа в ходе войны с Ираном, хотя данные были собраны до подписания меморандума о взаимопонимании.

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