Support for Israel's military action in Gaza has dropped sharply among United States adults, with only about one-third now approving, according to a new Gallup poll. The decline is especially pronounced among Democrats and independents, while Republicans remain largely supportive of both Israel's actions and its prime minister. The poll also shows that Benjamin Netanyahu's favorability among Americans has reached a historic low, with more than half viewing him unfavorably. Younger adults are particularly likely to disapprove of Israel's military campaign, highlighting a generational divide. The issue has become increasingly polarized along party lines, with Republicans maintaining strong support for Israel and its leadership, while Democrats and independents grow more critical.