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Palestinian Public Opinion Poll No (28): 75.8% Reconciliation impossible this generation even if Palestinians get all they want
PSR Poll No. 28: Palestinian Public Opinion Poll No (28)
12 June 2008
These are the results of the latest poll conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PSR) in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip between 5 and 7 June 2008. Total size of the sample is 1270 adults
interviewed face to face in 127 randomly selected locations.
Margin of error is 3%.
For further details, contact PSR director, Dr. Khalil Shikaki, or Walid
Ladadweh at tel 02-296 4933 or email pcpsr@pcpsr.org.
5-7 June 2008
www.pcpsr.org/survey/polls/2008/p28e.html
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00 )From among the following satellite news stations, which one you watched
most during the last two months?
8.6% 1) Al Arabia
54.8% 2) Al Jazeera
0.2% 3) Al Hurra
4.2% 4) Al Manar
8.9% 5) Palestine TV
12.1% 6) Al-Aqsa TV
6.5% 7) Do not watch TV
2.4% 8) Others
2.2% 9) Do not have a dish
0.1% 9) No Opinion/Don't know
01)Are you satisfied or not satisfied with the performance of Mahmud Abbas
since his election as president of the PA?
6.7% 1) Very satisfied
39.0% 2) Satisfied
35.7% 3) Not satisfied
15.7% 4) not satisfied at all
3.0% 5) DK/NA
02)If new presidential elections are to take place today, and Mahmud Abbas
was nominated by Fateh and Ismail Haniyeh was nominated by Hamas, whom would
you vote for?
52.1% 1) Mahmoud Abbas
39.5% 2) Ismael Haneyyeh
8.4% 3 DK/NA
03)And if the competition was between Marwan Barghouti representing Fateh
and Ismael Haneyyeh representing Hams, whom would you vote for?
60.8% 1) Marwan Barghouti
34.3% 2) Ismael Haneyyeh
4.9% 3) No Opinion/ Don't know
05)If new elections agreed to by all factions are held today and the same
lists that took part in the last PLC elections were nominated, for whom
would you vote?
1.0% 1) alternative
2.1% 2) independent Palestine
4.1% 3) Abu Ali Mustafa
0.6% 4) Abu al Abbas
5) Freedom and Social Justice
31.0% 6) change and reform
0.3% 7) national coalition for justice and democracy
0.6% 8) third way
0.5% 9) freedom and independence
0.1% 10) Palestinian justice
43.4% 11) Fateh
16.4% 12) none of the above/ DK/NA
06)Hamas carried out a military step in mid June against security
headquarters belonging to the PA in the Gaza Strip and succeeded after that
in controlling the Strip. Do you approve or disapprove of what Hamas did?
5.7% 1) Strongly approve
19.0% 2) Approve
48.6% 3) Disapprove
21.8% 4) Strongly disapprove
4.9% 5) DK/NA
07)President Mahmud Abbas dismissed the government of Ismail Haniyeh after
the Gaza events about three months ago. But the prime minister of the
dismissed government remained in his position in the Gaza Strip. Do you
approve or disapprove of his decision to stay in his position?
7.9% 1) Strongly approve
37.4% 2) Approve
36.2% 3) Disapprove
11.2% 4) Strongly disapprove
7.4% 5) DK/NA
08)Moreover, President Abbas appointed an emergency government headed by
Salam Fayyad. After the ending of the emergency period and due to the
inability of the PLC to convene, the government of Fayyad became a care
taker one. Do you approve or disapprove of the continued functioning of this
government?
3.8% 1) Strongly approve
37.8% 2) Approve
40.9% 3) Disapprove
10.4% 4) Strongly disapprove
7.1% 5) DK/NA
09)After the separation between Gaza and the West Bank, Hamas and the
government of Ismail Haniyeh remained in power in Gaza and considered itself
the legitimate government while president Abu Mazin formed a new government
headed by Salam Fayyad and it too considered itself legitimate. What about
you, which of the two government you consider legitimate, the government of
Haniyeh or the government of Abu Mazin and Fayyad?
29.4% 1) Haniyehs' government is the legitimate one
31.0% 2) Abu Mazin's and Fayyad government is the legitimate one
7.1% 3) Both governments are legitimate
28.0% 4) Both governments are not legitimate
4.5% 5) DK/NA
10)Fateh and Hamas and the two authorities in Gaza and the West Bank are
currently engaged in a competition to win public support and confidence
through the use of media such as Palestine TV and al Aqsa TV stations. When
you hear news from the two sides, which side you trust more, the news spread
by Hamas and Haniyeh's government or the news spread by Fateh and the Abu
Mazin's and Fayyad's government?
22.7% 1) Trust Hamas and Haniyeh's government
19.8% 2) Trust Fateh and Abu Mazin's and Salam's governemtn
3.9% 3) Trust both sides
49.1% 4) Trust neither side
4.5% 5) DK/NA
11)In general, how would you describe conditions of the Palestinians in the
Palestinian areas in Gaza Strip these days?
0.8% 1) Very good
3.7% 2) Good
7.9% 3) So so
32.6% 4) Bad
53.8% 5) Very bad
1.2% 6) DK/NA
12)In general, how would you describe conditions of the Palestinians in the
Palestinian areas in the West Bank these days?
3.1% 1) Very good
21.8% 2) Good
27.3% 3) So so
28.8% 4) Bad
16.8% 5) Very bad
2.3% 6) DK/NA
13)Generally, do you see yourself as:
47.0% 1) Religious
49.6% 2) Somewhat religious
3.2% 3) Not religious
0.2% 4) DK/NA
14)Generally, do you see yourself as:
71.1% 1) Supportive of the peace process
13.7% 2) Opposed to the peace process
14.4% 3) Between support and opposition
0.8% 4) DK/NA
15)Do you think that there is corruption in PA institutions under the
control of President Abu Mazin?
76.9% 1) Yes
14.3% 2) No
8.9% 3) DK/NA
16)If yes, will this corruption in PA institutions under the control of
President Abu Mazin increase, decrease or remain as it is in the future?
47.2% 1) Will increase
13.0% 2) Will remain as it is
30.5% 3) will decrease
9.3% 4) DK/NA
17)Would you say that these days your security and safety, and that of your
family, is assured or not assured?
5.4% 1) Completely assured
38.0% 2) Assured
44.9% 3) Not assured
11.3% 4) Not assured at all
0.5% 5) DK/NA
18)How would you evaluate the current status of democracy and human rights
in the Palestinian Authority under Abu Mazin? Would you say it is:
4.0% 1) Very good
29.0% 2) Good
23.1% 3) neither bad nor good
26.9% 4) Bad
14.5% 5) Very bad
2.6% 6) DK/NA
19)How would you evaluate the current status of democracy and human rights
in the Gaza Strip under Ismail Hanyieh government? Would you say it is:
3.7% 1) Very good
19.1% 2) Good
15.4% 3) Fair
31.5% 4) Bad
22.9% 5) Very bad
7.3% 6) DK/NA
20)Few months ago, news emerged that mobile phones were smuggled from Jordan
into the Palestinian territories in the car of the former speaker of the
parliament Rouhi Fattouh. News were also reported about the arrest of the
driver for investigation while Fattouh announced his innocence and resigned
from his work in the president office. Do you believe the PA handling of
this episode demonstrates success on fighting corruption or success in
covering up corruption?
16.9% 1) certainly covering up corruption
41.9% 2) covering up corruption
25.2% 3) fighting corruption
2.7% 4) certainly fighting corruption
13.2% 5) DK/NO
21)As an exit strategy for the current crisis between Fateh and Hamas and
the split of authority, Hamas's position is to call for an unconditional
dialogue with Abu Mazin based on the current status quo. Abu Mazin's and
Fateh's position is that he would agree to such a dialogue but under one
condition; Hamas must first transfer control of the PA Gaza headquarters to
him and return to the status quo ante. Which of the two positions is closer
to your view?
32.7% 1) Hamas's position
37.1% 2) Abu Mazin's and Fateh's position
27.7% 3) I disagree with both positions
2.6% 4) DK/NA
22)Tell us how do you evaluate the performance of the dismissed government
of Ismail Haniyeh in the Gaza Strip? Is it good or bad?
8.8% 1) Very Good
27.7% 2) Good
21.7% 3) Neither good nor bad
25.9% 4) Bad
9.4% 5) Very Bad
6.5% 6) No Opinion/Don't know
23)Tell us how do you evaluate the performance of the government headed by
Salam Fayyad? Is it good or bad?
3.9% 1) Very Good
29.3% 2) Good
22.3% 3) Neither good nor bad
26.0% 4) Bad
11.9% 5) Very Bad
6.5% 6) No Opinion/Don't know
24) Who, in your views, is responsible for the continued split in the PA
between Gaza and the West Bank? Fateh or Hamas?
17.3% 1) Hamas
16.5% 2) Fateh
56.0% 3) Both of them
3.5% 4) No one
4.1% 5) Other
2.6% 6) No Opinion/ Don't know
25)The Palestinian Authority carried out a deployment of its security forces
in some cities and districts. In your views, did it succeed or fail in
enforcing law and order in the areas of deployment?
25.8% 1) succeeded
30.9% 2) somewhat succeeded
34.3% 3) failed
9.0% 4) DK/NA
26) The Palestinian Authority says that the purpose of the security
deployment is to enforce law and order while other Palestinian groups say
one of the purposes is to disarm the resistance groups. What in your views
is the purpose of the deployment?
34.8% 1) enforce law and order
28.4% 2) disarm resistance groups
22.7% 3) both of the above
7.5% 4) none of the above
6.7% 5) DK/NA
27)In your view who is more able to reach a peace agreement with Israel, the
Palestinian Authority under president Mahmud Abbas or a Hamas government
headed by Ismail Haniyeh?
14.6% 1) a Hamas government headed by Haniyeh
48.9% 2) PA under Abbas
8.1% 3) both equally
25.3% 4) none of them
3.2% 5) DK/NA
28)In your view who is more able to force Israel to make more concession to
the Palestinians, a government of Hamas headed by Haniyeh or the PA under
Abbas?
41.3% 1) PA under Abbas
24.9% 2) Hamas government headed by Haniyeh
6.9% 3) both equally
24.0% 4) none of them
2.8% 5) DK/NA
29)If the choice was between negotiations conducted by president Mahmud
Abbas and negotiations conducted by Marwan Barghouti, who in your view is
more able to force Israel to make more concessions, Abbas or Barghouti?
30.6% 1) Abbas
28.1% 2) Barghouti
11.2% 3) both equally
24.6% 4) none of them
5.4% 5) DK/NA
30)If Israel agrees to conduct peace negotiations with a Hamas, do you think
the Hamas should or should not negotiate with Israel?
16.9% 1) certainly it should negotiate
42.7% 2) it should negotiate
26.4% 3) it should not negotiate
9.0% 4) certainly it should not negotiate
5.0% 5) DK/NA
31)There is a proposal that after the establishment of an independent
Palestinian state and the settlemnet of all issues in dispute, including the
refugees and Jerusalem issues, there will be a mutual recognition of Israel
as the state of the Jewish people and Palestine as the state of the
Palestinians people. Do you agree or disagree to this proposal?
7.4% 1) Definitely agree
48.4% 2) agree
33.6% 3) disagree
9.6% 4) definitely disagree
0.9% 5) DK/NA
32)And what is the Palestinian majority opinion on this issue? Do most
Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza support or oppose the recognition of
Israel as the state of the Jewish people and Palestine as the state of the
Palestinian people at the end of the peace process?
52.2% 1) Majority supports
39.5% 2) Majority opposes
8.3% 3) DK/NA
33)And what is the Israeli majority opinion on this issue? Do most Israelis
support or oppose the recognition of Israel as the state of the Jewish
people and Palestine as the state of the Palestinian people at the end of
the peace process?
41.0% 1) Majority supports
50.1% 2) Majority opposes
8.8% 5) DK/NA
34)Now 40 years after the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza
Strip, what in your view are the chances for the establishment of an
independent Palestinian state next to the state of Israel in the next five
years? Are they high, medium, low, or none existent?
31.6% 1) None existent
34.7% 2) Low
27.0% 3) Medium
3.0% 4) High
3.7% 5) DK/NA
35) According to the Saudi plan, Israel will retreat from all territories
occupied in 1967 including Gaza the West Bank, Jerusalem and the Golan
Heights, and a Palestinian state will be established. The refugees problem
will be resoved through negotiation in a just and agreed upon manner and in
accordance with UN resolution 194 which allows return of refugees to Israel
and compensation. In return, all Arab states will recognize Israel and its
right to secure borders, will sign peace treaties with her and establish
normal diplomatic relations. Do you agree or disagree to this plan?
7.5% 1) Certainly agree
59.5% 2) agree
22.4% 3) disagree
6.0% 4) Certainly disagree
4.6% 5) DK/NA
36)The US, Russia, the European Community and the UN, the so called
"Quartet", have put forward a "Roadmap" for the implementation of a final
settlement within 3 years. The plan includes political reforms in the
Palestinian Authority, including a constitution and election of a strong
Prime Minister, stopping the incitement and violence on both sides under the
Quartet's supervision, a freeze on settlements and the establishment of a
Palestinian State within provisional borders. The next phase will see
negotiations on the final borders under the auspices of an international
conference. Do you support or oppose this initiative?
2.8% 1) Strongly support
46.7% 2) Support
37.1% 3) Oppose
9.8% 4) Strongly oppose
3.5% 5) Don't know/No answer
37B)When Palestinians and Israelis return to final status negotiations the
following items might be presented to negotiators as the elements of a
permanent compromise settlement. Tell us what you think of each item then
tell us what you think of all combined as one permanent status settlement
1. An Israeli withdrawal from all of the Gaza Strip and the evacuation of
its settlements. But in the West Bank, Israel withdraws and evacuates
settlements from most of it, with the exception of few settlement areas in
less than 3% of the West Bank that would be exchanged with an equal amount
of territory from Israel in accordance with the attached map {show map}.
2. An independent Palestinian state would be established in the areas from
which Israel withdraws in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip; the Palestinian
state will have no army, but it will have a strong security force but an
international multinational force would be deployed to insure the safety and
security of the state. Both sides will be committed to end all forms of
violence directed against each other.
3. East Jerusalem would become the capital of the Palestinian state with
Arab neighborhoods coming under Palestinian sovereignty and Jewish
neighborhoods coming under Israel sovereignty. The Old City (including al
Haram al Sharif) would come under Palestinian sovereignty with the exception
of the Jewish Quarter and the Wailing Wall that will come under Israeli
sovereignty.
4. With regard to the refugee question, both sides agree that the solution
will be based on UN resolutions 194 and 242 and on the Arab peace
initiative. The refugees will be given five choices for permanent residency.
These are: the Palestinian state and the Israeli areas transferred to the
Palestinian state in the territorial exchange mentioned above; no
restrictions would be imposed on refugee return to these two areas.
Residency in the other three areas (in host countries, third countries, and
Israel) would be subject to the decision of the states in those areas. The
number of refugees returning to Israel will be based on the average number
of refugees admitted to third countries like Australia, Canada, Europe, and
others. All refugees will be entitled to compensation for their
"refugeehood" and loss of properties.
5. When the permanent status agreement is fully implemented, it will mean
the end of the conflict and no further claims will be made by either side.
The parties will recognize Palestine and Israel as the homelands of their
respective peoples 6. The Palestinian state will have sovereignty over its
land, water, and airspace. But Israeli will be allowed to use the
Palestinian airspace for training purposes, and will maintain two early
warning stations in the West Bank for 15 years. The multinational force will
remain in the Palestinian state for an indefinite period of time and its
responsibility will be to insure the implementation of the agreement, and to
monitor territorial borders and coast of the Palestinian state including its
international border crossings.
Now that you have been informed of each element of the permanent compromise
settlement, tell us what you think of each of its item. Do you agree or
disagree with it.
37-1B)Item #1: withdrawal to 1967 borders with territorial swap
5.6% 1) Strongly agree
57.1% 2) Agree
25.5% 3) Disagree
9.4% 4) Strongly Disagree
2.3% 5) No Opinion /Don't Know
37-2B)Item #2: a state without an army but with international forces
1.4% 1) Strongly agree
26.5% 2) Agree
54.3% 3) Disagree
16.4% 4) Strongly Disagree
1.4% 5) No Opinion /Don't Know
37-3B)Item #3: East Jerusalem as capital of the state of Palestine after it
is divided
1.0% 1) Strongly agree
36.9% 2) Agree
44.5% 3) Disagree
16.4% 4) Strongly Disagree
1.1% 5) No Opinion /Don't Know
37-4B)Item #4: refugees with five options for permanent residence
1.7% 1) Strongly agree
39.3% 2) Agree
41.8% 3) Disagree
14.7% 4) Strongly Disagree
2.4% 5) No Opinion /Don't Know
37-5B)Item #5: end of conflict
5.2% 1) Strongly agree
50.3% 2) Agree
31.7% 3) Disagree
11.1% 4) Strongly Disagree
1.8% 5) No Opinion /Don't Know
37-6B)Item #6: a sovereign state with security arrangements
2.3% 1) Strongly agree
35.5% 2) Agree
45.3% 3) Disagree
14.9% 4) Strongly Disagree
2.0% 5) No Opinion /Don't Know
37-7B)Item #7: the combined elements as one permanent status settlement
1.5% 1) Strongly agree
44.2% 2) Agree
38.8% 3) Disagree
13.5% 4) Strongly Disagree
2.0% 5) No Opinion /Don't Know
38-1B)And what is the Palestinian majority opinion on this combined package
for a permanent status settlement? Do most Palestinians in the West Bank
and Gaza support or oppose this combined final status package?
49.4% 1) Majority supports
40.7% 2) Majority opposes
9.9% 3) DK/NA
38-2B)And what is the Israeli majority opinion on this combined package for
a permanent status settlement? Do most Israelis support or oppose this
combined final status package?
36.8% 1) Majority supports
50.5% 2) Majority opposes
12.7% 3) DK/NA
39) If a peace agreement is reached, and a Palestinian state is established
and recognized by Israel, would you support or oppose the efforts to reach
full reconciliation between Israel and the Palestinian state?
9.4% 1) Would strongly support
63.1% 2) Would support
20.5% 3) Would oppose
5.8% 4) Would strongly oppose
1.2% 5) DK/NA
40) And what are your expectations regarding the chances for the success or
failure of the negotiations launched by Annapolis conference? Will it
succeed or fail in ending Israeli occupation?
0.7% 1) certainly will succeed
15.6% 2) will succeed
51.0% 3) will fail
25.0% 4) certainly will fail
7.7% 5) DK/NA
41) The joint statement issued by the Annapolis conference stated that the
two sides will seek to conclude the permanent status negotiations before the
end of 2008. Do you think they will indeed succeed in achieving that on the
period indicated?
0.5% 1) certainly will succeed
14.4% 2) will succeed
53.8% 3) will not succeed
25.6% 4) certainly will not succeed
5.7% 5) DK/NA
42)In your view, is it possible or impossible these days to reach a
compromise permanent status agreement with the Olmert government?
0.7% 1) Certainly possible
21.5% 2) Possible
47.5% 3) Impossible
27.6% 4) Certainly impossible
2.7% 5) DK/NA
43)With regard to meetings between Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and PA
President Mahmud Abbas, do you see them beneficial and should be continued
or do you see them unbeneficial and should be stopped?
27.0% 1) Beneficial, and should continue
68.4% 2) Unbeneficial and should stop
4.6% 3) NO/DK
44)How soon do you think will a political settlement between Israel and the
Palestinians be achieved?
42.0% 1) A political settlement is not possible ever
21.9% 2) Only in many generations to come
8.9% 3) Only in the next generation
5.8% 4) Only in the next decade
15.6% 5) Only in the next few years
5.8% 6) No Opinion /Don't know
45)After reaching a peace agreement between the Palestinian people and
Israel and the establishment of a Palestinian state that is recognized by
Israel, how soon do you think will reconciliation between the two peoples be
achieved?
42.9% 1) Reconciliation is not possible ever
20.5% 2) Only in many generations to come
12.4% 3) Only in the next generation
6.3% 4) Only in the next decade
11.4% 5) On the next few years
6.5% 6) No Opinion /Don't know
46)There is a talk about conducting Palestinian-Israeli negotiations on an
interim settlement whereby a Palestinian state is established in the West
Bank and the Gaza Strip while other issues, such as refugees, would be
postponed. Other people prefer negotiations that would lead to a
comprehensive settlement that would lead to permanent peace and end of
conflict with all issues, including refugees, resolved. Which of the two
positions do you prefer: the interim settlement or the comprehensive one?
2.3% 1) definitely the interim
12.9% 2) the interim
60.2% 3) the comprehensive
20.4% 4) definitely the comprehensive
4.1% 5) DK/NA
47)Some people think that a solution based on the establishment of a
Palestinian state along side Israel, known as the two-state solution, is
difficult to achieve and that Palestinians should struggle for another
solution, one in which Israel is unified with the West Bank and the Gaza
Strip to establish one state whereby Palestinian Arabs and Israeli Jews
would be equal. In your view, which of the two solutions is more difficult
to achieve?
35.7% 1) two-state solution
37.5% 2) the one-state solution
24.8% 3) both equally difficult
1.9% 4) DK/NA
48)Regardless of its difficulty, which of the two solutions do you support?
57.6% 1) the two-state solution
27.0% 2) the one-state solution
10.4% 3) another solution (specify -------- )
5.1% 4) DK/NA
49)Do you support or oppose the launching of rockets from the Gaza Strip
against towns and cities inside Israel, such as Sderot and Ashkelon?
17.3% 1) Certainly support
39.9% 2) Support
33.0% 3) Oppose
6.5% 4) Certainly oppose
3.2% 5) NA/DK
50)Concerning armed attacks against Israeli civilians inside Israel, I.
15.9% 1) Strongly support
38.9% 2) Support
37.2% 3) Oppose
4.5% 4) Strongly oppose
3.4% 5) DK/NA
51) Hamas is currently negotiation with Israel via Egypt to conclude a
ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip. Do you support or oppose a ceasefire
in the Gaza Strip?
13.9% 1) certainly support
63.7% 2) support
18.2% 3) oppose
3.0% 4) certainly oppose
1.2% 5) DK/NA
52_1)If the ceasefire is restricted to the Gaza Strip, and does not cover
the West Bank, would you support or oppose it?
2.1% 1) certainly support
20.7% 2) support
64.9% 3) oppose
10.6% 4) certainly oppose
1.7% 5) DK/NA
52_2)What if the ceasefire did not stipulate an immediate opening of the
crossings, especially the Rafah crossing to Egypt, would you in this case
support or oppose it?
2.2% 1) certainly support
17.6% 2) support
64.7% 3) oppose
13.9% 4) certainly oppose
1.7% 5) DK/NA
53)There is talk of indirect Israeli-Syrian negotiations. If significant
progress is made in these negotiations or if a peace agreement is reached
between the two countries, do you think such a development would represent
an impediment to the success of Palestinian-Israeli negotiations, would
contribute to successful Palestinian-Israeli negotiations, or would have no
impact?
31.8% 1) will contribute to successful Palestinian-Israeli negotiations
25.8% 2) will represent an impediment to successful Palestinian-Israeli
negotiations
34.6% 3) will have no impact on Palestinian-Israeli negotiations
7.7% 4) DK/NA
54)What do you expect to happen between Palestinians and Israelis, if indeed
a cease fire agreement is achieved with Hamas?
19.9% 1) Negotiations will resume soon enough and armed confrontations will
stop
39.5% 2) Negotiations will resume but some armed attacks will continue
34.9% 3) Armed confrontations will not stop and the two sides will not
return to negotiations
5.8% 4) DK/NA
55)Last month, Hezbollah took control of West Beirut by force and said that
its action was aiming at protecting the arms of the resistance. In your
view, was the action of Hezbollah a legitimate or illegitimate use of arms
of the resistance?
21.3% 1) certainly a legitimate use
30.7% 2) a legitimate use
28.3% 3) illegitimate use
8.0% 4) certainly illegitimate use
11.6% 5) DK/NA
56)Despite the Doha agreement between the Lebanese factions, some people are
concerned that developments in Lebanon could take a turn toward a return to
civil war, this time between Sunnites and Shiites. Do you expect or do not
expect such a development toward civil war in the future?
8.9% 1) certainly, a civil war between Sunnites and Shiites will take place
36.0% 2) a civil war between Sunnites and Shiites will take place
37.7% 3) a civil war between Sunnites and Shiites will take not take place
6.3% 4) certainly, a civil war between Sunnites and Shiites will not take
place
11.0% 5) DK/NA
57)If such a civil war takes place, who in your view will win it: the
Sunnites under the leadership of the Future Trend or the Shiites under the
leadership of Hezbollah and Amal movement?
36.9% 1) Shiites
18.1% 2) Sunnites
29.1% 3) neither one
15.9% 4) DK/NA
58)If such a civil war takes place, which side would you support: the
Shiites under the leadership of Hezbollah and Amal movement or the Sunnites
under the leadership of the Future Trend?
21.2% 1) Shiites
34.1% 2) Sunnites
35.1% 3) neither one
9.6% 4) DK/NA
59)Which of the following political parties do you support?
0.2% 1) PPP
4.0% 2) PFLP
32.3% 3) Fateh
21.7% 4) Hamas
0.6% 5) DFLP
1.6% 6) Islamic Jihad
0.1% 7)Fida
0.5% 8) National Initiative (Mubadara)
3.1% 9) Independent Islamists
3.7% 10) Independent Nationalists
31.5% 11) None of the above
0.6% 12) Other, specify
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