00:00How do political differences shape views on the conflict in Europe?
00:08Many Europeans say they are deeply concerned about the war in the Middle East,
00:11according to new research by Ipsos, with the Italians, French and Dutch among the most worried.
00:18In fact, three-quarters of Dutch respondents claim to be more concerned about the war in the Middle East
00:23than about the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
00:25Nearly eight in ten French respondents fear an escalation of the conflict beyond the Middle East,
00:31while more than three in ten Italians share the same concerns.
00:35The economic consequences of the conflict are also among Europeans' main worries,
00:39with more than six out of ten French people saying they are in favor of implementing measures
00:44to freeze or lower fuel prices to combat rising costs.
00:48Political preferences also play a role in citizens' worries and support for different measures.
00:53In Italy, centrist voters are more concerned than other voters about a potential spread of the conflict.
01:00In contrast, right-wing supporters are more worried about the economic consequences
01:04and the risk of terrorism stemming from the war.
01:07In the Netherlands, support for the attacks is higher among voters of right-wing conservative parties,
01:13while voters of left-leaning and progressive parties are more likely to oppose them.
01:18Four in ten consider the attacks a bad thing compared with 21% who view them positively.
01:25A significant share remains neutral or undecided.
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