A recent Harvard-Harris survey on the views of Generation Z (aged between 18 and 24), towards the Middle East conflict has yielded some shocking results, sparking concern about what this generation is learning and how the spread of information online is influencing their beliefs.
The survey revealed a clear split in support for Israel and Hamas, the Islamist political organization, with 50% of those polled expressing support for each. This raises questions about the understanding of 18 to 24-year-olds about these complex geopolitical affairs and the sources from which they derive their information.
