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Most voters want a ceasefire, but few in Congress support one
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I highly doubt it. Most of the world wants a cease fire; I doubt people supporting the cease fire would call out the USA like that. I also don't see Europe griping about it. The only country to really complain will be Israel.
The main issue is that, while a cease fire may be a popular position among the public in the USA, it isn't a major issue for pro-Palestinian voters while it is a major issue for pro-Israeli ones.
Exactly this, it's always about getting reelected and staying in power.
Or those that vote one way get replaced by those who vote the other way.