Latest Palestinian Poll Should Kill Further Discussions About Ceasefires
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Townhall ^
| 06/15/2024 | Matt Vespa
It’s not like this is a shocking survey. We’ve
known that for years, the Palestinian people, the so-called innocent civilians, support Hamas. They voted them into power back in 2005 and have allowed the terror group to rule the Gaza Strip for nearly a generation. The international community thinks Hamas can be reasoned with—are they taking hits from Hunter Biden’s crack pipe? You cannot if anything has shown us over the past few weeks and months. They’ve rejected every ceasefire proposal because civilian casualties are not a byproduct of their operations; it’s their agenda. And the people here, for the...
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Poll: Support for Hamas on the rise among Palestinians, now double Fatah’s
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Times of Israel ^
| 6/13/24 | Gianlucca Pacchiani
A poll released Wednesday found rising support for the Hamas terror group among Palestinians, both in the West Bank and in Gaza. The poll, conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PCPSR) between May 26 and June 1, found that overall support for Hamas in the Palestinian territories stood
at 40%, a six-point increase from the previous survey three months ago. Only some 20% support the Fatah party of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, which governs Palestinian areas of the West Bank. Before the war, overall support for Hamas stood at 22% and support for Fatah stood...
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Most New Yorkers believe ugly anti-Israel protests are now antisemitic, back police crackdown after Columbia chaos: poll [swastika-palestine]
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NY Post ^
| May 2, 2024 | Carl Campanile
The vast majority of New Yorkers believe that the anti-Israel protests on Big Apple campuses were fueled by antisemitism — and they support the police crackdown on the ugly demonstrations, an eye-opening new poll shows. Sixty-one
percent of registered voters from across the Empire State agreed that the campus protesters “have forgotten that Hamas started this war” and that the demonstrations “have crossed the line into anti-Semitism,” according to a Sienna College poll.
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Innocent Civilians: Latest Poll Shows a Lot of Support for Hamas Among Palestinians
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Hotair ^
| 03/22/2024 | John Sexton
One of the arguments you've probably heard circulating during the war in Gaza is that there's a difference between Hamas, who the US government and most sane people see as terrorists, and Palestinians, who are usually portrayed as innocent civilians. An
inconvenient fact for supporters of this division is that Hamas is not just a militant group operating in Gaza, they are the elected leaders of Gaza. Nevertheless, we're told that not all Palestinians support Hamas.But a new poll released Wednesday calls into question that idea. In fact, Hamas, its leaders and the attack on Israel on 10/7 remain remarkably...
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Poll: 71% of Palestinian Arabs support October 7th attack
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Israel National News ^
| 3/20/24 | Yitz Goldberg
A Palestinian-run survey found that 71% of Palestinians see the decision to attack Israel on October 7th as a good one. 93%
do not believe terror organization committed war crimes. A new poll found that an overwhelming majority of Palestinian Arabs both in Gaza and Judea and Samaria see Hamas's decision to attack Israel on October 7th as a correct one. The poll, run by Dr. Khalil Shikaki or Walid Ladadweh of the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research Ramallah, asked respondents if, In their view, Hamas's decision to launch its offensive against Israel on October 7th was a...
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0% of West Bank Palestinians Consider Oct. 7 Massacre Illegitimate: Poll
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Washington Free Beacon ^
| January 24, 2024 | Charles Hilu
Zero percent of Palestinians in the West Bank described Hamas's Oct. 7 terror attacks as illegitimate resistance against Israel, according to a poll released earlier this month. In
a poll from the Qatar-based Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies, West Bank respondents were asked whether the attacks constituted an illegitimate operation. Seventy-nine percent said the attacks were legitimate, 11 percent said they were a flawed but legitimate resistance operation, and 4 percent said they were a legitimate operation that involved heinous or criminal acts. Support for the position that the Oct. 7 attacks were an illegitimate operation did not...
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SHOCK POLL RESULT: Majority of Americans Aged 18-24 Think Israel 'Should Be Ended,' Given to Hamas and Palestinians
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Red State ^
| 12/16/2023 | Bob Hoge
If you haven't been worried by the reactions of so many American students, professors, and university presidents over the Hamas terror attacks against Israel on October 7, then maybe you haven't been paying attention. Antisemitism
has run rampant on many campuses, and when three top school heads appeared before Congress, they failed to condemn "protesters" who were harassing Jewish students, shouting "intifada revolution," and calling for the extermination of the entire country.But the news about the poison being spread in our system of higher education just keeps getting more disturbing as a new Harvard-Harris poll shows that an astonishing 51...
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Poll shows soaring Palestinian support for Hamas; 72% back October 7 atrocities
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Times of Israel ^
| 12/13/2023 | TOI Staff
Survey of 1,231 Palestinians, conducted largely during recent truce, shows 44% in West Bank support Hamas, up from 12% in September, while 42% in Gaza back group, rising from 38% A wartime opinion poll among Palestinians published Wednesday shows a dramatic rise in support for the Hamas terror group in the West
Bank, with backing appearing to have ticked up as well even in the devastated Gaza Strip, and an overwhelming rejection of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, with nearly 90 percent saying he must resign. The poll found that 72% of respondents believe Hamas was “correct” to launch its...
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The Myth of Gaza’s Innocent Civilians-Poll shows the vast majority of "Palestinians" supported the Oct. 7 massacres.
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Frontpagemagazine ^
| November 22, 2023 | Daniel Greenfield
[Make sure to read Daniel Greenfield’s contributions in Jamie Glazov’s new book: Barack Obama’s True Legacy: How He Transformed America.]Ever since Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists, along with ordinary Arab Muslims from Gaza, invaded Israel, murdered, raped and kidnapped women and children, the debate has been about how innocent they are. And
how easy Israel should be willing to go on them.In the weeks since, Israel has been lectured about a “disproportionate” response and the urgent need to avoid civilian casualties. That’s a little tricky when fighting an Islamic terrorist group whose only real defensive strategy is hiding behind civilians....
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Poll shows that 75% of Palestinians support the October 7 terror attack
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American Thinker ^
| 11/17/2023 | Monica Showalter
In the wake of Hamas's October 7 terror attack on Israeli civilians, with its mass rapes, murders, kidnappings, and other atrocities, it would seem pretty natural to think that the "ordinary" Palestinians would turn against Hamas, which is as evil an organization as ISIS. Hamas members even admit it.Bzzt! Wrong.The specter of
Jewish bloodshed seems to have strengthened their support for Hamas.According to the Elder of Ziyon blog:A new poll from AWRAD, Arab World for Research and Development, shows that the vast majority of Palestinians support the October 7 pogrom. 75% of all Palestinians supported the massacre while only 12.7%...
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Poll finds dramatic rise in Palestinian support for Hamas (2021)
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AP ^
| 6/15/2021 | JOSEPH KRAUSS
Key bits: "A new poll released Tuesday finds a dramatic surge in Palestinian support for Hamas following last month’s Gaza war"; "The poll found that 53% of Palestinians believe Hamas is “most deserving of representing and leading the Palestinian people,” while only 14% prefer Abbas’ secular Fatah party."
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Public Opinion Poll (conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PSR) in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip between 7 and 11 June 2023)
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Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research ^
| June 2023 | Dr. Khalil Shikaki, Walid Ladadweh
Main Findings: This poll examines the 75th anniversary of the Nakba. Findings indicate that the overwhelming majority of Palestinians blame Arab or international parties or the Zionist movement for the Nakba, while internal Palestinian weakness comes at the bottom of the list. Although
this outcome was expected, the small percentage that saw Palestinian weakness as responsible for the Nakba indicates the persistence of a huge Palestinian sense of victimhood. However, when asked about the most damaging developments since the Nakba, the largest percentage referred to internal division, the split between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, while the Israeli...
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68% to 89% of Palestinians Support Terror Attacks on Israel in PCPO Poll – Democrats Want to Bring One Million to the US
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Gateway Pundit ^
| Oct. 15, 2023 | Jim Hoft
Nearly 300 kids died in the massacre. Another
40 were kidnapped and 1,300 Jews were slaughtered in the Saturday Hamas attack. Babies were slaughtered. Elementary schools were targeted. Dining halls were targeted. Hamas Islamists tossed grenades into bomb shelters where kids were hiding blowing them to bits. Hamas is still releasing videos of their fighters killing Jews for sport. A poll conducted by the Palestinian Center for Public Opinion (PCPO) back in 2014 found that 89% of Palestinians support terror attacks against Israel. That is quite a majority. The poll results are: (88.9%) support the firing of rockets from Gaza...
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Palestinians: We Prefer Terrorism to Peace with Israel (mot much changed since 1941 poll)
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Gatestoneinstitute ^
| June 22, 2023 | Bassam Tawil
Palestinians: We Prefer Terrorism to Peace with Israel The findings of the poll, which was conducted between June 7 and 11, show that the Biden Administration and all those who continue to talk about reviving the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians are living under an illusion. The
results of the poll indicate that most Palestinians are more interested in killing Jews than making peace with them. The results, in addition, show that most Palestinians want as a successor to their current leader, PA President Mahmoud Abbas, who has ties to terror. According to the poll, the largest percentage...
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Most "Palestinians" support using its civilians as human shields (2014 poll)
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DP ^
| Aug 9, 2022
As the deaths of Gazan children in Jabalia on Aug 6, 2022 was shown to be a result of, yet, another Islamic Jihad failed rocket, one should remember the wider deadly problem in that circle.The BBC's Jeremy Bowen, reporting from Gaza on May 21, 2021, (amidst Guardian of Walls against Hamas barrage
of rockets) showed a Gazan in the crowd screaming in ecstatic: "We sacrifice everything for Jerusalem. I'm sacrificing my wife my child for Jerusalem." While cheers can be heard. And this is how he reported it on BBC live TV. Then it was edited and the part of...
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POLL: 70% OF ISRAELIS SUPPORT DEATH PENALTY FOR PALESTINIAN TERRORISTS
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Jerusalem Post ^
| 8-1-17 | GIL HOFFMAN
"Enacting a death penalty for terrorists, along with other measures, could restore deterrence and help stop terror in Israel." Some 70 percent of Israelis favor giving the death penalty to Palestinian terrorists who murdered Israelis, according to the monthly Peace Index that was released by the Israel Democracy Institute and Tel Aviv
University Wednesday. The poll found that 69.8% of Israelis would support giving death sentences after a trial to Palestinians who murdered Israeli citizens for nationalistic reasons. The percentage saying they would oppose the death penalty was 25.3%, and 4.9% said they did not know or declined to respond....
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PUBLIC OPINION POLL: ‘NO PALESTINIAN STATE IN FIVE YEARS
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Jerusalem Post ^
| AUGUST 1, 2017 | TOVAH LAZAROFF
Researchers spoke face-to-face with 1,200 Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza and held telephone conversations with 900 Israelis, including settlers and Israeli-Arab citizens. Israelis
and Palestinians by a small margin still support a two-state solution but most do not think it can happen in the next five years, according to an opinion poll published on Tuesday. Some 53% of Israelis and 52% of Palestinians support a two-state solution. Be the first to know - Join our Facebook page. That is a drop from the 71% of Israelis and 57% of the Palestinians who supported the idea in 2010. A...
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Poll: Overwhelming majority of Palestinians support terror
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Arutz Sheva ^
| 26/4/16
The overwhelming majority of young Palestinians believe the Israeli-Palestinian conflict cannot be resolved through negotiations. A
poll of Palestinian youth, defined as ages 16-30, published Monday by the Jerusalem Media and Communications Center depicts a community that is socially conservative, supports violence against Israel, is skeptical about its leadership and opposes the Islamic State. It also shows significantly greater support for violence among Palestinians in the Gaza Strip than among those in Judea and Samaria While 47.4 percent of youths in Judea and Samaria oppose stabbing attacks, 78.6 percent of Gaza youths support them, according to the poll. In addition,...
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Poll: 60% of Palestinians Support “Armed Attacks Against Israeli Civilians Inside Israel”
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The Tower ^
| 04.10.16
A majority of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza approve of attacks against Israeli civilians and believe that an armed intifada would help them on the path to statehood, a recent poll has found. The
survey, carried out by the the Ramallah-based Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research and published on April 4, found that 60 percent of Palestinians support “armed attacks against Israeli civilians inside Israel,” while 65 percent think that escalating the current wave of violence into an armed intifada would help Palestinian national aspirations in a way that negotiations could not. A plurality also believes...
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Two-thirds of Palestinians support knife attacks: poll
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AFP ^
| 12/14/15
Two-thirds of Palestinians support the ongoing wave of stabbings against Israelis, with the same percentage backing a larger armed uprising, a poll released on Monday found.Sixty-seven percent back the use of knives, while 66 percent of those asked said an armed intifada or uprising would "serve Palestinian national interests in ways that
negotiations could not", the survey by the respected Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PSR) found.At the same time, nearly three-quarters said they opposed the involvement of "young schoolgirls" in stabbings.Since October 1, almost daily attacks by Palestinians and clashes with Israeli soldiers have killed 117 on...
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