Palestinian and Israeli Public Opinion: Recent Developments International Peace Institute with Charney Research September 2010.

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Palestinian and Israeli Public Opinion: Recent Developments International Peace Institute with Charney Research September 2010

Key Points The Gaza flotilla affair damaged Fatah while boosting Hamas and Netanyahu. The Fayyad government and its state building plan are popular with Palestinians, while the Israeli government has soft domestic support. Israelis feel anxious about international criticism and domestic dissent. Israelis favor a further building freeze only in areas Palestinians will receive. Palestinians favor negotiations and the Arab Peace Initiative while Israelis are skeptical about the Initiative. Both Israelis and Palestinians favor a two-state solution but don’t think it’s possible. Israelis and Palestinians fear each other’s intentions, based on incorrect assumptions, and mutually fear violence from the other side. International Peace Institute with Charney Research Recent published polls of Palestinians and Israelis show that:

3 The May flotilla incident hurt Fatah and helped Hamas and Israeli PM Netanyahu. Confidence in Palestinian leadership Palestine: PCPO, Israel: Shavakim panorama, Dahaf, Maager Mohot Israeli voting intentions in Knesset seats International Peace Institute with Charney Research

4 The Palestinians view Fayyad’s government positively and like his plan to build and establish a state. PCPO, JMCC, PSR Fayyad’s State-Building Plan International Peace Institute with Charney Research Fayyad government ratings, Aug 2010 Performance: – Better than Haniyeh: 54% – Worse than Haniyeh: 23% Corruption: – Declined: 52% – Increased 14% Safety and Security: – Improved: 44% – Worsened 16% –Economy: –Improved: 42% –Worsened: 24%

Despite broad support, the Israeli government and its key leaders get fairly poor marks from the Israeli public. Does the government in its decisions and behavior represent you? (Mar 10) Dahaf, Magaar Mahot Job performance (Jun 10) International Peace Institute with Charney Research 5

Israel’s current political climate is anxious towards the outside world and hostile to dissent. International Peace Institute with Charney Research 6 War/Peace Index, Steinmetz Center Israeli Public Opinion

Though Israelis are willing to evacuate most settlements, few now expect this; most favor a continued freeze only in areas to be returned to Palestinian control. International Peace Institute with Charney Research 7 Israeli Public Opinion Truman Center, New Wave Views on settlement freeze (Aug 10) Favor dismantling most settlements in a peace agreement? Most/some settlements will be evacuated in next 5 yrs Views on evacuating settlements Freeze: Total/Partial 46%

The majority of Palestinians has consistently favored peace negotiations and reject alternatives to the two-state solution. International Peace Institute with Charney Research 8 Views on peace negotiations Type of state Two-states for two peoples: 55% One binational state: 27% Arens Plan (Annex West Bank, grant citizenship to residents)_ Support : 11% Oppose: 87% Lieberman plan (Return Gaza to Egypt) Support : 7% Oppose : 91% Alternatives to two states, Aug 10 PCPO

Palestinians support the Arab Peace Initiative, while Israelis are doubtful about it. International Peace Institute with Charney Research 9 Views of the Arab Peace Initiative (Jun 10) Palestinians Israelis PCPSR

Majorities of both Israelis and Palestinians favor a two-state solution but doubt it can be achieved. International Peace Institute with Charney Research 10 Attitudes to two-state solution (Mar 10) Chance of Palestinian state within 5 years (Jun 10) PCPSR, Truman Center

Both Palestinians and Israelis are highly suspicious of the other side’s intentions - and wrongly so. International Peace Institute with Charney Research 11 Palestinian views % Israeli views % Guarantee their security, Withdraw from all WB/G 1210 Guarantee their security, Withdraw from part of WB/G 1160 Annex WB without giving Palestinians the vote 238 Annex WB and expel its Arab citizens 5315 Israeli views % Palestinian views % State in WB/G with E Jerusalem capital, refugee issue solved 2849 Return all WB/G force without agreement 1110 Conquer Israel 1116 Conquer Israel, destroy its Jewish population 3923 Israeli Aspirations Palestinian Aspirations PCPSR, Truman Center

International Peace Institute with Charney Research 12 … your land would be confiscated or your home demolished? Palestinians and Israelis feel unsafe and insecure: each group fears violence from the other side. PCPSR, Truman Center … you or a member of your family could be hurt by Arabs? To what extent are you worried that … Palestinians Israelis 38%