Countries that have taken sides in the Israel-Palestine conflict revealed! So, who do citizens support?
Thousands of people have lost their lives in the clashes between Israel and Palestine in the Gaza Strip. While many countries have announced their 'sides,' some have called for restraint. So, have social media users around the world taken sides in the war? Here are the details...
Thousands of people have lost their lives or been injured so far due to the clashes between Israel and Palestine.
COUNTRIES THAT HAVE TAKEN SIDES REVEALED
Western countries, led by the USA; Belgium, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Croatia, Austria, Greece, Czechia, Slovenia, Finland, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Kosovo have announced their support for Israel.
Countries such as Qatar, Russia, and Egypt, led by Iran, have announced their support for Palestine.
WHICH SIDE ARE SOCIAL MEDIA USERS ON?
In a poll conducted on X by the social media account World of Statistics, which has 3.3 million followers, the question “Which side do you sympathize with more in the Israel-Palestine conflict?” was asked.
Approximately 900 thousand people participated in the poll, with 37.5 percent of participants answering Israel and 46.1 percent answering Palestine. 16.4 percent answered that they sympathize with both equally.

Furthermore, civil society organizations, the United Nations, and organizations such as the World Health Organization continue to call for restraint and a ceasefire.
News Source: 12punto
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