The article states that only 24 percent think he SHOULD NOT be arrested, which the title does not imply.
Even less percent believe Israel did NOT commit war crimes.
Of course this does not mirror the public sentiments of most of Americas elected officials.
bro Trump is IN your country and you won’t arrest him
He’s got armed guards
Shameful that its just half.
The other half don’t know who he is.
Netanyawho?
At least a third would support him even if they knew.
Netanyahu literally showed up in congress and then berated the US government for not shoving more money into his genocide.
If that isn’t a sign of a compromised government, I don’t know what is lol.
Imagine if Xi Jinping suddenly pulled up to the senate as if he has any position in the US government.
Arrest too easy, just kill him.
Agreed, the US justice system was made to control the rabble. Its not at all functional when it comes to holding the powerful accountable. Arresting Netenyahu is pointless-- it will just lead to his immediate release.
Fucking throw him in an ICE dentition center along will the entire DHS. Those places aren’t even fit for a Nazi. Should be perfect for those ghouls and put trump in there too!
No. The US is no place for trying a war criminal. That’s in The Netherlands.
What about the top half? That’s the only half that America seems to give a shit about.
Then half of Americans should band together and do it
At least half don’t even know who that is, and the half of who do aren’t informed enough to chime in.
I think most people are confused about who Netanyahu is, I keep seeing him incorrectly described as the president of Israel when he’s actually the prime minister of Israel. The president of Israel is Isaac Herzog
Enlighten me, what’s the Prime minister do then? Is that like a Catholic role (being minister?)? We don’t have that in the US, but I know Canada and parts of Europe have them. I guess I’ve just never really paid attention to the role.
In Westminster parliamentary systems, the government has a cabinet of ministers responsible for different policy areas, similar to the US presidential cabinet. The leader of the cabinet ministers is the prime minister, the head of government. The closest US analogy would probably be a cross between speaker of the house and house majority leader (the role of the speaker of the house in Westminster parliaments is somewhat different - in Australia the Speaker is a member of the House of Representatives elected by the House, and is responsible for the operation of the house, but does not get to decide what legislation gets put to a vote. That’s up to the governing party). The prime minister is supposed to be “first among equals”, but in reality the PM is the leader of the party and is hence the boss. The PM also de-facto exercises executive power, since the Governor-General who legally holds executive power only acts on the advice of the prime minister.
Half of Americans think the Hamburgler is real.
Half of Americans think the hamburger is an American invention.
Half think the hamburgler should be locked up and the other half think he needs counselling
He should be arrested, yes, but not by America. They’re in cahoots with him.
The purpose of his arrest is because there is a warrant out for his war crimes. To extradite him to the ICC, where he is a wanted criminal
I bet there’s a huge slice of that pie that have no opinion. So the ones that think he should not be arrested are probably very, very few.
Edit: it’s 27%. Actually much higher than I expected. But that’s roughly the same as the population of Trump supporters at its peak, so I guess it makes sense.
It’s absolutely wild how many in the US and Canada are just completely politically ignorant.
yep, half of the Americans think Berlin is the capital of Belgium too.
I don’t think that’s true. Most US Americans probably don’t even know one is a city and one is a country.
Hopefully someone is practicing at the range.
Be a shame. Sure would be a shame…
Maybe after that we could politely ask him to stop convincing our stupid president to further embroil us in Middle East conflict.
