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Polls Concerning the PLO/Palestinian AuthorityWhich of the following statements regarding the agreement between Hamas and Fatah do you agree with more? (The Israel Project, June 2011)
Which of the following statements regarding Israel working with the new Palestinian government do you agree with more? (The Israel Project, June 2011)
Do you have a favorable or unfavorable impression of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas? (ADL, March 18-25, 2005)
In your opinion, how serious is new Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas about wanting to reach a peace agreement with the Israelis -- very serious, somewhat serious, not very serious, or not at all serious. (ADL)
Do you think it is enough that Abbas reach a cease fire with organizations like Hamas, or must he dismantle these groups? (ADL, March 18-25, 2005)
Do you think Abbas will be able to persuade organizations like Hamas to renounce violence and enter into the peace process with Israel? (ADL, March 18-25, 2005)
Next, I'd like to get your overall opinion of some people who were in the news this year. As I read each name, please say if you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of this person — or if you have never heard of him or her: Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. (Gallup)
* Asked as PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat I'm going to read you the names of several public figures and groups, and I'd like you to rate your feelings toward each one as either very positive, somewhat positive, neutral, somewhat negative, or very negative. If you don't know the name, please just say so. Yasser Arafat? (Wall Street Journal/NBC News, December 8-10, 2001)
From what you've seen or heard in the news, do you think Arafat has the ability to control extremist Palestinian groups, like those responsible for the recent violence, or not? (Newsweek, December 6-7, 2001)
Are you familiar with the Palestinian Authority? IF YES: Are you very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable toward it? (Penn, Schoen & Berland Inc., and First International Resources Inc., January 25 and February 17, 2001)
Are you familiar with Yasser Arafat? IF YES: Are you very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable toward him? (Penn, Schoen & Berland Inc., and First International Resources Inc., January 25 and February 17, 2001)
Yasser Arafat was once a terrorist leader - and at heart, he hasn't really changed his ways. He still wants to push the Jews out of Israel. Do you strongly agree with this statement, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree or strongly disagree with this statement? (Penn, Schoen & Berland Inc., and First International Resources Inc., January 25 and February 17, 2001)
Are you familiar with the Palestine Liberation Organization, sometimes called the PLO? If you are familiar, are you Favorable or unfavorable? (Penn & Schoen 7/17/89)
Is the PLO a National Liberation Movement or is it a terrorist organization? (Penn & Schoen 7/17/89)
Does the PLO represent the Palestinian people or does it not represent the Palestinian people? (Penn & Schoen 7/17/89)
Do you think the PLO is sincere in making this pledge, or are they not sincere? (Penn & Schoen 7/17/89)
Who is doing more to promote peace on the West Bank And Gaza, Israel or the PLO? (Penn & Schoen 7/17/89)
Will the PLO be satisfied if a state were created on the West Bank and Gaza Strip, or do you think it wants to dismantle the State of Israel as well? (Penn & Schoen 7/17/89)
Do you believe Israel should be willing to negotiate with the PLO at some point if that is the organization that the Palestinian people choose to represent them, or do you believe that because of the PLO's involvement with terrorism and its support for Iraq in the Gulf war, Israel should never have to negotiate with the PLO? (Marttila & Kiley, 2/91)
In the dispute between Israel and the PLO which side do you sympathize with more, Israel or the PLO? (Marttila & Kiley, 2/91)
Has the PLO changed? (Marttila & Kiley, 9/89)
The U.S.-PLO Dialogue: (Marttila & Kiley, 9/89)
Israel has agreed to meet with local Palestinian representatives, but refuses to negotiate with the PLO claiming that it is a terrorist organization. (Roper, 4/89)
See also: American
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