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last updated Jan. 20, 2010
published April 1, 2008Poll No. 64, April 2008 - Palestinian's opinions towards the current political situation
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Summary: * Decline in Fatah and Hamas popularity; however, Fatah enjoys higher popularity with 32.5% compared with 17.8% for Hamas.
* Palestinian leaders also face similar trend: President Abu Mazen enjoys support from 11.7% while Ismaeel Hanieh, the deposed PM, is supported by 13.3%.
* Palestinians are frustrated from the negotiations; a majority of Palestinians supports halt of negotiations if Israeli settlement activities continue; rise in ratio of those who support the resistance.
* Performance of Fayyad’s government receives lesser support; the majority of those who support Fayyad are from Fatah
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News
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Multimedia
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Al-Jazeera Int: PLO agrees to peace talks
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Documents
Palestine Divided
Palestine: Moving Forward - Priority Interventions for 2010
Carnegie Institute: Are Palestinians Building A State?
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Publications
Newsletter of Good Governance Initiative (English)
No Exit: Israel‘s Curfew Policy in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
Palestine‘s Interim Agreement with Democracy
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Background
Oslo accords
Bilin
Cairo talks
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Resources
"Public Opinion and the Two-state Solution", Khalil Marrar and Sherry Leplogle, SPSA, Jan 2008
"After Annapolis," Bitterlemons Dec. 3, 2007
"Netanyahu: economics not politics is the key to peace," Haaretz
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