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Caught Between Sides: Britons' shifting attitudes to the IsraelPalestine conflict and its consequences at home
Author(s): Darke, Robert; Newton, Alex; Tryl, Luke
Date: 2026
Topics: Attitudes to Israel, Attitudes to Jews, Main Topic: Other, Surveys, Conflict and Controversy, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Antisemitism
Abstract: Almost a year on from the release of After Choosing Sides, our in-depth exploration of how Britons view the Israel-Palestine conflict and its domestic fallout, this follow-up research explores where Britons stand today: what has changed, what has stayed the same, and what is the impact of the conflict on social cohesion at home. Note: Most of this research was conducted before the UK government announced its sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank. However, some of the data was updated in the week following the sanctions were announced (11 – 15 September 2026). [NB: Includes material on attitudes to Jews and to antisemitism]
After Choosing Sides: Britain's changing views on the Israel-Palestine conflict
Author(s): Hodgson, Ed; Tryl, Luke
Date: 2025
Topics: Attitudes to Israel, Attitudes to Jews, Main Topic: Other, Surveys, Conflict and Controversy, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Antisemitism
Abstract: Over the last two years, More in Common has been tracking British public attitudes towards the Israel-Palestine conflict. Now, our new report, After Choosing Sides, drawing on new extensive polling and focus groups, explores how the conflict has changed how some Britons think of each other, and concludes that the fallout from the conflict is likely to have lasting effects on attitudes towards civil debate, free speech and our institutions for many years into the future.

[NB: Includes data on attitudes to Jews and on antisemitism]