Tim Pool

This is what I just can't wrap my head around.

I'll be completely honest with you guys.

They say that

Israel and the Jews control the media and that they want the world to hate them because it'll bring about the messianic era or whatever.

I just feel like that's a big stretch, right?

If you had a mission for a greater Israel where you wanted to take over Iran and Jordan and, you know, Lebanon or whatever, wouldn't you need massive international support for what you were doing lest you be stopped?

Hey, look, man, what do I know?

All I can tell you is this.

Unless something changes dramatically in the political landscape, the future of the United States is one without Israel as an ally.

We've got this story from Pew Research.

Negative views of Israel continue to rise among Americans, especially young people.

They say Americans have increasingly negative views of Israel and its prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

We can see that in the last four years, you go back to 2022, 55 percent polled had a very or somewhat favorable view of Israel, 42 percent unfavorable.

Today, it's inverted with 60 percent unfavorable and 37 percent favorable.

For those, their opinions on Netanyahu, well, he's always been underwater with Americans.

Nobody, I should say, most people have not liked him and only continue to not like him.

In 2022, it was 42 negative 31 positive.

Today, it's 59 negative 27 positive.

They say the survey was conducted March 23rd to 29th among 3,507 U.S.

adults.