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last updated Jan. 19, 2010
published Dec. 1, 2002Poll No. 47, December 2002 - Poll Result On Palestinian Attitudes Towards The Palestinian Situation in General
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Summary: Significant Opinion results
* By the end of 2002, more Palestinians believe in achieving national goals through both negotiations and armed struggle believing that the peace process is passing though difficult times, yet a majority is pessimistic a peaceful settlement would be reached.
* A large majority of Palestinians do not see a difference between Israeli Likud and Labor candidates for premiership as far as peace is concerned.
* The majority of Palestinians support the continuation of al-Aqsa Intifada in its current form with both popular (i.e. demonstrations, economic boycotts) and military resistance to end Israeli military occupation and establish a Palestinian state based on UN Resolution 242.
* A large number of Palestinians believe the end result of the Intifada is liberating all of historic Palestine.
* The majority of Palestinians believe military operations (including suicide bombings) against Israeli targets are a suitable response to Israeli occupation within the current political situation. Most Palestinians support military operations both inside Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
* A vast majority of Palestinians believe the Palestinian Authority is corrupt to a high degree with a lack of seriousness for reform. Yet, a majority believes Palestinian President Yasser Arafat would be re-elected in free, democratic elections.
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News
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Multimedia
 Cindy and Craig Corrie, the parents of Rachel Corrie, on anniversary of her death
Aljazeera Inside Story: Could indirect talks boost Mideast peace process
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al-Jazeera Int: Riz Khan with Gideon Levy
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Documents
Netanyahu addresses the Foreign Press Association in Israel, Jan. 20, 2010
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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