Almost half of all Latino Christians in swing states say a candidate's stand on Israel is important to their vote

Protests in the US around the Israel-Palestine conflict (Credit: Creative Commons)

As Latinos seem poised to play a crucial role in the next presidential election in several swing states, a new study by The Philos Project has revealed insights into how Christians who are part of that demographic view one of the most crucial political topics at the moment: the Israel-Hamas War.

The study, conducted among Latino Christians eligible to vote in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. explores their views on various topics linked to the MIddle East, including the Israel-Gaza conflict, antisemitism, President Biden's performance policies in the region and Islamic extremism.