Most Backlash, See U.S Long Airstrikes Commitment Leading to Backlash, Long Commitment Leading Do you think ULS airstrikes in Syria are likely to...
Three-quarters (74%) believe that U.S. airstrikes in Syria are likely to create a backlash against the United States and its allies in the region and 61% think it would be likely to lead to a long-term U.S. military commitment there. Meanwhile, just 33% believe airstrikes are likely to be effective in discouraging the use of chemical weapons; roughly half (51%) think they are not likely to achieve this goal.
Most Backlash, See U.S Long Airstrikes Commitment Leading  | to Backlash, Long Commitment Leading  | Do you think ULS airstrikes in Syria are likely to...  | Likely Not likely DK  | To create a backlash  | 74  | against allies the US and  | 15 11  | fits against allies in the region  | To lead to a  | long -term military  | 61  | 26 13  | commitment there  | To be effective in  | discouraging chemical the use  | 33  | 16  | 51  | discouraging of chemical weapons  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER Aug. 29-Sept, 1, 2013. 