The apprehension of Americans about World War III influences their considerations on foreign policy in 2024.

Americans were once again fixated on foreign affairs as Iran launched an attack against Israel, adding another layer of complexity to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. This has placed pressure on President Joe Biden and a divided Congress to respond without further escalating the crisis in the Gaza Strip or exacerbating other international conflicts.

A recent survey found that 61% of Americans believe that another world war is likely to happen within the next five to ten years. This growing concern about global conflict is shaping public opinion and political discussions, particularly as the 2024 presidential race approaches.

The U.S. and Israel alliance is being put to the test as Congress debates a dual aid package for Israel and Ukraine, with former President Donald Trump expressing skepticism over the issue. This debate over how to handle international crises and conflicts is resonating throughout the country and may influence voters as they consider their choices in the upcoming election.

As the 2024 presidential election looms, voters are likely to prioritize foreign policy and conflicts around the world when weighing their options between Biden and Trump. The potential for World War III, combined with the recent events in the Middle East, is making foreign affairs a key issue for voters as they prepare to cast their ballots. Stay informed on politics by signing up for the OnPolitics newsletter to receive the latest updates and analysis on these important issues.