The image is a line graph titled "U.S. sympathy for Israelis has declined". The subtitle reads "Percent of U.S. adults who say in the Middle East situation, their sympathies are more with:". Below the subtitle, a legend indicates that a turquoise line represents "The Israelis" and an orange line represents "The Palestinians". The graph displays the percentage of U.S. adults' sympathies over time, with the x-axis representing years from approximately 2000 to 2025, and the y-axis representing percentages from 0 to 60%. The turquoise line, representing sympathy for Israelis, starts around 50% in the early 2000s, fluctuates between 50% and 60% for most of the period, peaking slightly above 60% around 2015-2016, and then shows a sharp decline starting around 2017, reaching 36% by 2025. The value 51% is labeled near the beginning of the turquoise line. The orange line, representing sympathy for Palestinians, starts around 10-15% in the early 2000s, shows a generally upward trend with significant fluctuations, and then experiences a steeper increase from around 2017 onwards, reaching 41% by 2025. The value 16% is labeled near the beginning of the orange line. The graph concludes with the data points for 2025 showing 41% for Palestinians and 36% for Israelis. At the bottom of the image is the text "Source: Gallup" and the Associated Press logo.

This image is a line graph that illustrates the percentage of U.S. adults, Republicans, Democrats, and Independents who say their sympathies are more with the Israelis in the Middle East situation. The title of the graph, displayed prominently in bold black text at the top, reads "Israeli sympathy has fallen among Democrats and independents". Below the title, a subtitle explains the data: "Percent who say in the Middle East situation, their sympathies are more with the Israelis". Republicans: Start around 55%, peak above 80% around 2005, fluctuate, and end around 70% by 2025 after a visible decline. U.S. adults: Start around 50%, peak around 60% between 2005 and 2010, with a consistent decline after 2015 to approximately 36% by 2025. Independents: Start around 43%, fluctuate between 40 to 60% until around 2015, followed by a decline to around 30% by 2025. Democrats: Start around 48%, fluctuate, and decline sharply after 2015 to approximately 17% by 2025. At the bottom of the image, there is the text "Source: Gallup" and the Associated Press logo.