Level of concern about the current situation. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Extremely concerned	54.9%
Concerned to some extent	30.7%
Not very concerned	8.9%
Not concerned at all	4.4%
Missing	1.1%

Main issue that makes you fell concerned. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

The economic hardship of my household	34.7%
The absence of security for me and my family	19.8%
The internal power struggle	22.2%
The Israeli occupation	7.8%
Family problems	4.9%
I have no concerns	8.5%
Missing	2.2%

Level of optimism about the future. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Very optimistic	20.0%
Optimistic	46.6%
Pessimistic	20.1%
Very Pessimistic	11.4%
Missing	1.9%

Feeling of security with respect to yourself, family and property. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

I feel secure	46.1%
I do not feel secure	52.5%
Missing	1.4%

Trust in Abu Mazen (Mahmoud Abbas) versus trust in Ismael Hanieh. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Abu Mazen	43.9%
Ismael Hanieh	16.5%
Missing	39.6%

Most trusted Palestinian personality. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Mahmoud Abbas	24.0%
Ismael Hanieh	9.0%
Marwan Barghouti	11.1%
Khaled Mashaal	3.2%
Mohammad Dahlan	2.9%
Mahmoud Zahhar	0.4%
Salam Fayyad	6.7%
Mustafa Barghouti	8.5%
I trust no one of the above	19.3%
Others	1.8%
Missing	13.1%

Is the Caretaker government proceeding on the right path? (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Yes	51.3%
No	34.7%
Missing	14.1%

Feeling of security after the formation of a Caretaker government. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

I feel more secure	35.3%
I feel less secure	15.0%
Feeling of security remained the same	42.1%
Missing	7.7%

Level of confidence in Salam Fayyad. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

High	28.3%
Middle	40.4%
Low	20.9%
Missing	10.4%

Which is a legitimate government in the occupied Palestinian Territories? (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Caretaker government of Salam Fayyad	47.7%
Hamas-led Hanieh government	18.9%
Neither	19.8%
Missing	13.6%

Support or opposition to early PLC elections. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Support	70.6%
Oppose	24.6%
Missing	4.8%

Support or opposition to early Presidential elections. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Support	65.7%
Oppose	28.9%
Missing	5.3%

Voting preference if early PLC elections are held next week. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Fateh	40.0%
Hamas	9.0%
Others	13.8%
Missing	37.1%

Voting preference if early Presidential elections are held next week. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Fateh candidate	41.7%
Hamas candidate	8.4%
Other candidate	14.8%
Missing	35.1%

Support or opposition to the formation of a new political faction in the occupied Palestinian Territories. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Support	35.6%
Oppose	58.3%
Missing	6.2%

Will you vote for a new faction if it works in the Palestinian interest? (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Yes	65.5%
No	25.2%
Missing	9.2%

Will you support Fateh in future elections if it reforms itself? (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

Yes	77.8%
No	16.1%
Missing	6.1%

The best strategy that works for the Palestinian national interest. (Near East Consulting, Sept.. 28-30, 2007)

The Fateh strategy	54.7%
The Hamas strategy	12.7%
Missing	32.6%

Do you approve or disapprove of the leadership of the United States? (Gallup Poll; December 26, 2005 – January 8, 2006)

What is your impression of President George W. Bush? (Gallup Poll; December 26, 2005 – January 8, 2006)

Response	Total	West Bank	Gaza Strip
Strongly Agree	10	11	10
Agree	33	36	27
Disagree	37	36	38
Strongly disagree	20	17	25

To what extent do you agree to the following statement: All Palestinian factions must stop military operations from Gaza (IMRA Fafo, November 21-December 10, 2005) 

To what extent do you agree to the following statement: The resumption of military operations against Israeli targets is a legitimate response to the current political situation (IMRA Fafo, November 21-December 10, 2005) 

To what extent do you agree to the following statement: Suicide bombings against Israeli civilians are necessary to force Israel to make political concessions (IMRA Fafo, November 21-December 10, 2005) 

To what extent do you agree to the following statement: Support to al Qaeda's bombings in the USA and Europe (IMRA Fafo, November 21-December 10, 2005) 

Do you support or oppose the extension of the "quiet" period which ends at the end of December 2005? (PCPSR, December 6-8, 2005)

Do you support or oppose the current ceasefire? (PCPSR, December 6-8, 2005)

Do you support or oppose the collection of arms from armed groups in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip? (PCPSR)

Do you support or oppose armed attacks from the Gaza Strip? (PCPSR)

How do you evaluate the situation in the Gaza Strip after disengagement? (PCPSR, December 6-8, 2005)

How do you evaluate the performance of the PA in the Gaza Strip in the aftermath of the Israeli withdrawal? (PCPSR, December 6-8, 2005)

Do you support or oppose the Rafah Crossing's agreement? (PCPSR, December 6-8, 2005)

Do you expect Israel to close the Rafah crossing if bombing attacks or rockets were launched from the Gaza Strip? (PCPSR, December 6-8, 2005)

Since the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, do you believe that the Palestinian Authority has been capable of imposing order, law and security in the Gaza Strip? (Palestinian Public Opinion Polls, November 16-18, 2005)

Do you support or oppose a peace settlement with Israel? (Near East Consulting)