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(Israel Democracy Institute-Tel Aviv University) Only 21% of Israeli Jews believe that negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will lead to peace in the coming years, while 78% do not believe this, according to the Peace Index survey conducted on May 2-3 and released on Monday. 64% of Israeli Jews and 73% of Israeli Arabs fear that they or someone important to them will be harmed in the current wave of terror attacks. 72% of Israeli Jews would not define Israel's control of the territories as an "occupation," while 72% of Israeli Arabs would define it this way. 2016-05-10 00:00:00Full Article
Poll: 78 Percent of Israeli Jews Do Not See Peace in the Coming Years
(Israel Democracy Institute-Tel Aviv University) Only 21% of Israeli Jews believe that negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will lead to peace in the coming years, while 78% do not believe this, according to the Peace Index survey conducted on May 2-3 and released on Monday. 64% of Israeli Jews and 73% of Israeli Arabs fear that they or someone important to them will be harmed in the current wave of terror attacks. 72% of Israeli Jews would not define Israel's control of the territories as an "occupation," while 72% of Israeli Arabs would define it this way. 2016-05-10 00:00:00Full Article
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