A sweeping international poll conducted by CGTN reveals 86.6% of respondents oppose Israel's stated plans for comprehensive occupation of Gaza, with 91.2% warning the conflict risks becoming indefinite. The survey of 9,093 participants across five language platforms highlights growing global consensus for immediate de-escalation.
Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
As Israeli forces control 75% of Gaza, the death toll surpasses 60,000 with 150,000 injured. Nearly 90% of respondents fear full occupation would worsen living conditions, while 90.5% criticize U.S. handling of aid distribution and UN ceasefire resolutions. "The world sees this as collective punishment," noted one Middle East analyst.
Political Calculations Exposed
86.8% believe Prime Minister Netanyahu's government uses the conflict to divert from domestic challenges. The stance has drawn rare public criticism from Israeli opposition leaders and former intelligence chiefs. Meanwhile, 92.5% label U.S. actions as enabling humanitarian suffering through blocked UN resolutions.
Two-State Solution Gains Momentum
With 80.8% supporting Palestinian statehood recognition, G7 nations like France and Canada signal policy shifts. Only the U.S. among Security Council permanents maintains non-recognition. 90.3% urge intensified diplomacy to stabilize the region, as reconstruction needs surpass $40 billion.
