06.10.2025 15:38
According to international research, the highest reaction against Israel was observed in Turkey, with 93%. Turkey was followed by Indonesia (80%), Japan (79%), the Netherlands (78%), and Spain (75%). The attacks in Gaza, civilian casualties, and obstacles to humanitarian aid have increased global anger towards Israel.
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The attacks by Israel on Gaza have sparked a wave of anger worldwide. According to the latest international research, the negative attitude of the public towards Israel in many countries has turned into a lasting hatred.
TURKEY AT THE TOP
The research found that the highest rate of hatred towards Israel is in Turkey, at 93%. 84% of participants expressed that they are "very disturbed," while 10% said they are "somewhat disturbed."
INDONESIA, JAPAN, AND THE NETHERLANDS FOLLOW
Turkey is followed by Indonesia at 80%, Japan at 79%, and the Netherlands at 78%. Spain also made it to the top five with a rate of 75%. Much of the reaction against Israel in these countries is associated with civilian casualties in Gaza, child deaths, and humanitarian aid blockages.
GLOBAL REACTION IS GROWING
Research shows that reactions to Israeli policies are growing not only in Muslim countries but also in European and Asian societies. In many countries, including the USA, the percentage of adults viewing Israel negatively has increased by 11% in the last three years.
THE MASSACRES IN GAZA DEEPENED ANGER
The attacks on Gaza, the bombing of hospitals, and the targeting of civilians have strengthened anti-Israel sentiments in the global public opinion. According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, more than 66,000 people have lost their lives since the attacks began, and more than 168,000 have been injured.
THE RAID ON THE SUMUD FLEET INCREASED REACTIONS
The Israeli navy's raid on the Global Sumud Fleet, which was delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza in international waters, also increased reactions. Aid vessels surrounded by approximately 20 warships were seized, and hundreds of activists were detained.
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