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Palestinian Public Opinion Poll No (36)
10-13 June 2010
Joint Palestinian - Israeli Press release
6 - 16 June 2010.
This joint survey was conducted with the support of the Ford Foundation Cairo office and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Ramallah.
04-06 March 2010
* This survey was conducted with the support of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung in Ramallah.
Joint Palestinian - Israeli Press release
04-06 March 2010
04-06 March 2010
10-12 December 2009
Joint Palestinian - Israeli Press release
In Israel: A slim majority (52%) believes Israel should pay almost any price to
return prisoners of war.
In the PA: If released from jail, Marwan Barghouti would beat Ismail Haniyeh for
Presidency by a large margin.
09-15 December 2009
The Obama Presidency and the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
PSR Poll No. 33
13-15 August 2009
Joint Palestinian - Israeli Press release
PSR Poll No. 32
Joint Palestinian - Israeli Press release
Pessimism among Israelis and Palestinians regarding the prospects for a settlement and a Palestinian state in the next few years, but majorities on both sides support a two-state solution.
PSR Poll No. 31
With the popularity of Abbas and Fayyad declining sharply and the popularity of
Haniyeh and Hamas increasing significantly, the public becomes more hawkish and
pessimistic about the peace process and the overwhelming majority believes
Palestinians after the war on Gaza are worse off than before the war
5-7
March 2009
*This
survey was conducted with the support of the Konrad
Adenauer Stiftung in Ramallah.
Joint Palestinian - Israeli Press release
In the aftermath of Israel's
military operation in Gaza and the February elections, Israelis and Palestinians
share hawkish positions and gloomy expectations regarding the peace process
PSR Poll No. 30
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Joint Palestinian - Israeli Press release
Among other findings of the joint Truman-PSR poll: both publics support continuation of the cease-fire agreement between Hamas and Israel. Only about a quarter of Israelis support reoccupation of the Gaza Strip if shelling of Israeli communities continues
28-30 August 2008
Joint Palestinian - Israeli Press release
Among other findings of joint Truman-PSR poll: both publics
*This joint survey was
conducted with the support of the Ford Foundation Cairo office and the Konrad
Adenauer Stiftung in Jerusalem and Ramallah.
Sweeping majority of Israelis support release of Marwan Barghouti in return for
Gilad Shalit; three-fourths of Palestinians back soldier kidnappings in exchange
for Palestinian prisoners
support continuation of cease-fire agreement with Hamas
Aug. 25 and Sept. 1, 2008
Full analysis - PSR Poll No. 28
5-7 June 2008
With Abbas Regaining Some of his Popularity and
Hamas losing some of its popularity, and despite widespread support for a
ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, an overwhelming majority of Palestinians
opposes a ceasefire that does not include the West Bank or does not stipulate
an immediate opening of the Rafah crossing to Egypt
*This joint survey was conducted with the support of the Ford Foundation Cairo office and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung in Jerusalem and Ramallah.
Israelis strongly oppose cease-fire with Hamas if agreement does not include release of
Gilad Shalit; Palestinians strongly oppose such an agreement if it does not
include the West Bank or does not stipulate an immediate opening of the Rafah
crossing to Egypt
May 27 and June 7, 2008
This joint survey was conducted with the support of the Ford Foundation Cairo office and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung in Jerusalem and Ramallah.
With Increased Dissatisfaction with the Performance of Mahmud Abbas and with the Government of Ismail Haniyeh Seen as Having Greater Legitimacy and Better Performance than the Government of Salam Fayyad, and with Confidence in the Negotiations with Israel Collapsing, Hamas's and Haniyeh's Popularity Increase and Fateh's and Abbas's Decrease While Support for Rocket Launching and Suicide Attacks Increase
13-15 March 2008
* This survey was conducted with the support of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung in Ramallah.
The Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PSR) is an independent nonprofit institution and think tank of policy analysis and academic research. PSR was founded with the goal of advancing scholarship and knowledge on immediate issues of concern to Palestinians in three areas: domestic politics and government, strategic analysis and foreign policy, and public opinion polls and survey research. The center engages in several activities. It conducts academic and policy analysis studies. It organizes socio-political surveys and public opinion polls on current Palestinian political and social attitudes. It sponsors study groups and task forces on issues of critical importance to the Palestinians. Finally, it organizes conferences, public lectures, and briefings on current public policy issues.
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