European Support for Israel at Record Low Amidst Gaza Crisis

European Support for Israel Plummets Amidst Gaza Conflict A recent YouGov EuroTrack survey reveals a sharp decline in support for Israel among citizens of key Western European nations. The survey, which tracks public opinion since 2016, shows favorability at its lowest point. This decline has prompted various responses from European governments. Spain has taken the strongest stance, imposing embargoes and sanctions against Israel. In contrast, France's President Macron has publicly criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, accusing him of war crimes in Gaza. This criticism is particularly significant given France's historical ties with Israel. Adding to the international pressure, Canada, Britain, and France issued a joint open letter condemning Israel's actions in Gaza and calling for an immediate withdrawal of forces. The letter also explicitly acknowledges the war crimes being committed. The European Union is also considering significant action, with discussions underway to revoke dual citizenship for Israeli citizens. This move would further isolate Israel and increase pressure for a resolution to the conflict. "This unprecedented drop in support highlights the growing international concern over Israel's actions," says political analyst Dr. Anya Sharma. "The coordinated responses from European nations show a significant shift in public and political opinion." The situation remains fluid, with implications for both the ongoing conflict and the future of Israeli-European relations. The EU's potential decision on dual citizenship will be a key indicator of the bloc's future stance.