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A new Gallup poll reveals that for the first time, a majority of Americans express more sympathy for Palestinians than Israelis, indicating a significant shift in public opinion.

A recent Gallup poll indicates a notable shift in American public opinion, showing that 41% sympathize with Palestinians compared to 36% for Israelis.

A Gallup poll indicates that for the first time in two decades, more Americans empathize with Palestinians than Israelis, reflecting a shift in public opinion amidst the humanitarian crisis resulting from the latest Gaza conflict.

A recent poll indicates a historic decline in support among Americans for Israel, revealing a significant shift towards sympathy for Palestinians.

President Yoon's approval rating stands at 64%, according to a recent Gallup survey, with positive evaluations largely linked to his economic and real estate policies.

Gallup has announced it will discontinue presidential approval polling after nearly 90 years, shifting its focus to other research areas.

A recent Gallup survey indicates that nearly sixty percent of Icelanders support a ban on fish farming in sea cages.

Gallup is discontinuing its long-standing approval question regarding presidential performance, which has served as a key political indicator in the U.S. for nearly a century.

A recent Gallup poll shows that most respondents in Iceland prefer having two shorter winter breaks rather than one extended break for schools.

A recent Gallup poll reveals that 9% of U.S. adults identify as LGBTQ+, a significant increase from 3.5% in 2012.

A recent poll shows the National Coalition Party's support has dropped to 17.9%, marking the lowest point since Prime Minister Petteri Orpo took office, while the Social Democrats continue to lead with a rise to 25.1%.

A significant number of Americans are beginning to regret the presidency of Joe Biden, expressing a preference for his leadership over that of Donald Trump, according to recent polls.

Gallup has announced it will stop measuring presidential popularity, a practice it has maintained for nearly 90 years, amid ongoing claims by Donald Trump that polls are biased against him.

Gallup has announced it will stop tracking U.S. presidential approval ratings, following comments from former President Trump that criticized polling firms.

A recent Gallup survey shows South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's approval rating at 63%, marking its highest point since November 2022, largely attributed to his economic and real estate policies.

Gallup has ceased to publish its presidential approval index, a tool it had used for 88 years, coinciding with Donald Trump's historically low approval ratings during his second term.

Gallup has announced it will cease tracking presidential approval ratings in the United States after nearly 88 years, concluding one of the most recognized public opinion indicators.

Gallup has announced it will discontinue its presidential approval rating surveys, which have been a significant measure of presidential popularity for nearly 90 years, with Trump's first-term approval rating being the lowest recorded.

Gallup has decided to cease its long-standing measurement of public satisfaction with U.S. presidents, a practice that has been ongoing for nearly ninety years.

Gallup announced it will cease its presidential approval ratings, a service it has provided for 88 years, coinciding with Donald Trump’s dismal approval rating of 36%.

Gallup has decided to discontinue its traditional confidence surveys for the U.S. presidency, a decision that follows weeks of threats from former President Trump against polling companies.

Gallup will cease to track presidential approval ratings, concluding an 88-year history of monitoring U.S. leaders' popularity.

Gallup will cease tracking U.S. presidential approval ratings after nearly nine decades, citing a shift in its research priorities.

A recent Gallup poll indicates that 44% of voters expect the ruling party to win in the upcoming elections, significantly outpacing the 32% who expect an opposition victory, reflecting a widening gap from just 3% four months ago.

A global Gallup survey reveals that while many parts of the world focus on inflation and employment, a significant portion of U.S. citizens prioritizes political issues over economic and social concerns.

A new Gallup poll indicates that both the Social Democrats and the Independence Party would secure eight representatives in the Reykjavík city council, while the current governing majority has broken down, with both the Progressive Party and the People's Party losing ground.

A recent Gallup poll indicates minor changes, ranging from 0.1 to 0.8 percentage points, in the support for Iceland's political parties, with the Social Democratic Alliance remaining the largest and a majority backing the government's work.

A new Gallup poll shows that the number of independent voters has reached a record high, while Democrats are also making gains among voters.

A Gallup poll reveals that 45% of U.S. adults identified as political independents in 2025, marking a record high in political party identification and a notable decline in affiliation with the two major parties.

The Independence Party's approval rating has increased to 35% in a recent Gallup poll, while the Social Democrats have lost 3 percentage points, potentially allowing a coalition for a city council majority with other parties.

The article discusses the recent U.S. military intervention in Venezuela leading to the capture of President Nicolas Maduro, alongside a rise in popularity for the Independence Party according to a recent Gallup poll.