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Poll Finds Most Palestinians Favor Talks, Single-State Solutions Over Two-State
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By איתי גיל לב
First reported by Arab48 · 1 day ago
What happened
A new INSS poll of West Bank Palestinians shows a majority favoring single-state solutions over the two-state solution, with increased support for negotiations. Unemployment and settler violence are the top concerns, while Marwan Barghouti leads as a potential successor to Mahmoud Abbas.
- 01Most West Bank Palestinians prefer single-state solutions over the two-state solution.
- 02Support for negotiations as a conflict resolution method has increased.
- 03Unemployment and settler violence are the primary concerns for Palestinians.
- 04Marwan Barghouti is the leading candidate to succeed Mahmoud Abbas.
- 05A majority of Palestinians express low personal security.
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