A recent Gallup poll shows a significant decline in support among United States adults for Israel's military actions in Gaza, with approval dropping to about one-third. This marks a notable decrease from earlier in the conflict, when nearly half of Americans supported Israel's operations. The poll also reveals that around half of United States adults now hold an unfavorable view of Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, representing his lowest rating since Gallup began tracking his popularity in 1997. The survey was conducted amid growing international criticism of Israel's restrictions on food aid to Gaza, but before recent comments from President Donald Trump on the humanitarian crisis.