Analyzing the anti-Israel tendencies of “Generation Z” in America.
The rise of universities across the United States in support of the Palestinian resistance and opposition to the Zionist regime’s campaign to attack Rafah has caused the question to be raised once again in scientific circles and the media, why the young generation, or to be more precise, “Generation Z”, unlike their fathers, support themselves. Is it Palestine and does it have any sympathy with the occupiers of Jerusalem? Individuals or institutions close to the Israeli lobbies or in line with the policies of the White House are trying to consider these student-street gatherings as the result of deception and deviation of the new generation and demand that the security forces deal with the supporters of the resistance.
American sociologists believe that the current gap between the new and old generation of Americans in support of Israel is caused by the consequences of the Iraq-Afghanistan war, the increase in the influence of the black movement, the extreme policies of the Zionist regime, demographic changes, and the publication of images of Palestinian civilians on social networks. In the continuation of this note, we will try to examine the anti-Israeli tendencies of the young generation in America according to the latest developments in American universities.