Survey Shows Palestinian Reconciliation with Israel Still a Distant Dream – David Pollock (Wash. Inst. for Near East Policy via Daily Alert)
Sept. 12, 2019 Survey Shows Palestinian Reconciliation with Israel Still a Distant Dream – David Pollock (Washington Institute for Near East Policy) A detailed Palestinian survey in the West Bank and Gaza conducted on June 27-July 15 by the Palestine Center for Public Opinion found that young and old share many hardline views. Asked if a […]
Read More →Poll: Half of Palestinians Don’t Support Special Payments to Prisoners – David Pollock (Wash. Inst. for Near East Policy via Daily Alert)
Aug. 27, 2019 Poll: Half of Palestinians Don’t Support Special Payments to Prisoners – David Pollock (Washington Institute for Near East Policy) A poll from the Palestine Center for Public Opinion last month showed that half of West Bank and Gaza Palestinians agree with this proposal: “The Palestinian Authority should stop special payments to prisoners, and […]
Read More →Leading Pollsters Review the Current Israeli-Palestinian Climate – Nader Said and Tamar Hermann (Washington Inst. for Near East Policy via Daily Alert)
Feb. 13, 2019 Leading Pollsters Review the Current Israeli-Palestinian Climate – Nader Said and Tamar Hermann Nader Said is president of the Palestinian firmArab World for Research and Development (AWRAD): 62% of Palestinians approved of the recent attacks on Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank: 51% among West Bank residents and 78% among Gazans. […]
Read More →Poll: 68 Percent of Palestinians Want a State Armed with Tanks and an Air Force – Dr. Khalil Shikaki (Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research via Daily Alert)
Dec. 19, 2018 Poll: 68 Percent of Palestinians Want a State Armed with Tanks and an Air Force – Dr. Khalil Shikaki (Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research) 64% of the Palestinian public (55% in the West Bank, 77% in Gaza) want President Abbas to resign, according to a poll conducted by the Palestinian Center […]
Read More →Are Palestinians More Moderate than Their Leaders? – David Pollock (Washington Institute for Near East Policy via Daily Alert)
Dec. 5, 2018 Are Palestinians More Moderate than Their Leaders? – David Pollock (Washington Institute for Near East Policy) Two surveys conducted by different Palestinian pollsters in October show unexpected popular flexibility on core issues of an eventual peace deal with Israel, despite widespread skepticism among Palestinians about current prospects. These findings suggest that policymakers should […]
Read More →Poll: Palestinians Reject State on ’67 Lines with Land Swaps (An-Najah University-PA via Daily Alert)
Apr. 3, 2018 Poll: Palestinians Reject State on ’67 Lines with Land Swaps 71% of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza reject the creation of a Palestinian state on the 1967 lines with some land exchange as a final solution for the Palestinian cause, according to a poll conducted on 22-24 March 2018 in […]
Read More →Poll: Americans Remain Staunchly in Israel’s Corner – Lydia Saad (Gallup via Daily Alert)
Mar. 14, 2018 Poll: Americans Remain Staunchly in Israel’s Corner – Lydia Saad (Gallup) Americans’ stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is as strongly pro-Israel as at any time in Gallup’s three-decade trend. In a poll taken Feb. 1-10, 64% say their sympathies in the dispute lie more with the Israelis, tying the high previously recorded in 2013 […]
Read More →Why Polls on a Palestinian State Are a Mirage, by Stephen M. Flatow (JNS via Algemeiner)
Jan. 31, 2018 Do you ever wonder why polls consistently show that a large portion of the Israeli public supports creating a Palestinian state? How can it be that — despite the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) support for terrorism, violations of the Oslo Accords and non-stop anti-Israel incitement — so many Israelis seem to be in […]
Read More →COLUMN ONE: PENCE AND PEW, PRESENT AND FUTURE, by Caroline B. Glick (J. Post)
Jan. 25, 2018 Israel’s efforts to explain itself will not crack through the closed intellectual circle of identity politics and partisanship. Click here for full article
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