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Conflict Resolution & Stabilization | Israel | Palestine

Palestinian and Israeli Public Opinion: Recent Developments

Powerpoint Presentation | September 1, 2010 | 13 pages

This power point presentation of recently published polls assesses developments in Palestinian and Israeli public opinion, finding that the Gaza flotilla affair damaged Fatah while boosting Hamas and Netanyahu; Israelis feel anxious about international criticism and domestic dissent; Palestinians favor negotiations and the Arab Peace Initiative while Israelis are skeptical about the Initiative; and both Israelis and Palestinians favor a two-state solution but don’t think it’s possible, both fearing each other’s intentions based on incorrect assumptions, and mutually fearing violence from the other side.

This presentation discusses polls of Palestinians and Israelis, measuring opinions on recent political developments.