Should Israel be destroyed - a new poll among Palestinian Arabs

A poll by the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University found that 46% of Palestinian residents of Judea and Samaria believe Israel has no right to exist, while 41% recognize this right. 42% think the end of Israel's existence is possible in the future. 52% of respondents preferred negotiations as a way to resolve the conflict, and 57% agreed that armed struggle has not yielded results.

A poll conducted by the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University among Palestinian residents of Judea and Samaria revealed a deep divide in opinions regarding Israel's right to exist. 46% of respondents believe Israel has no right to exist, while 41% recognize this right. 42% of respondents think the end of Israel's existence is possible in the near or distant future, and 32% consider such a scenario impossible. On the issue of conflict resolution, 52% chose negotiations, 13% nonviolent resistance, and 12% armed struggle. Meanwhile, 57% agreed that armed struggle has not yielded results and that Palestinians should focus on diplomacy. No single political settlement option received majority support: 27% favored a two-state solution, 22% a single binational state, 26% a Palestinian state from the river to the sea without Jewish presence, and 17% a Palestinian state where Jews can live as citizens or residents. 40% believe Hamas should disarm, but less than half of them think the group will agree to this.