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Palestinians Lose Trust in Hamas and Abbas but Continue Supporting Iran

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 23 hours ago

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A new survey shows Palestinians sharply reducing support for Hamas and President Abbas while opposing Hamas disarmament before Israeli withdrawal. Support for a two-state solution remains but is seen as increasingly unfeasible due to settlements. Economic frustration in the West Bank is high, yet backing for Iran persists.

01Support for Hamas drops to 24%, with even lower backing in the West Bank.
0244% of Palestinians believe neither Hamas nor Fatah should lead.
0372% oppose disarming Hamas before full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
04Support for armed struggle falls to 27%, while negotiation support rises to 44%.
05Two-state solution support is steady at 44%, rising to 56% with 1967 borders, but 58% see it as unfeasible.
06Nearly half blame the Palestinian Authority for the West Bank fuel crisis, more than those blaming Israel.

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