Israeli Public Opinion Polls: Regarding Peace with the Palestinians and a Palestinian State

Note: We are presenting raw data. When available, we provide some or all of the crosstabs (i.e., breakdowns by various categories such as party ID). To analyze the data, we encourage users to read the entire study and the methodology used. Results and reliability can be affected by such things as sample size, question wording, and question order. Responses may also be influenced by context and timing; for example, if the survey is conducted during a war.

See also Opinion on Settlements and Outposts

Do you support or oppose the solution of two states for two peoples? (INSS, National Security Index 2019-20, September 2024)

Do you support or oppose the two-state solution for two peoples within the framework of a coalition with moderate Arab states? (INSS, September 2024)

To what extent are you concerned about the humanitarian situation in Gaza? (INSS, September 2024)

The only way to end the conflict is the two-state solution. (Agam Labs, May 2024)

The only way to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is through the complete annexation of PA territories to Israel. (Agam Labs, May 2024)

The Gaza Strip should be resettled by Jewish settlements. (Agam Labs, May 2024)

Transfer Gaza’s sovereignty to moderate Arab states. (Agam Labs, May 2024)

Palestinians are a group we should aid. (Agam Labs, May 2024)

Palestinians are a group we should cooperate with. (Agam Labs, May 2024)

Several countries are set to formally declare their recognition of a Palestinian state, despite Israel’s fierce opposition to this step. In your opinion, what is the main reason for these declarations at this particular time? (Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute, May 1-6, 2024)

In your opinion, has the recent conduct of the government of Israel in military and international affairs accelerated recognition of a Palestinian state? (Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute, May 1-6, 2024)

Do you think a way can be found for Israel and an indpendent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully with each other, or not? (Pew, March 15 to April 24, 2023)

 [IF YES OR IT DEPENDS] And would you expect the independent Palestinian state to be in the West Bank, in Gaza or both? (Pew, March 15 to April 24, 2023)

Do you support or oppose the idea that Israel should agree in principle to the establishment of an independent and demilitarized Palestinian state? (Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute, February 12-15, 2024)

The U.S. president has been talking about renewal of the Palestinian Authority with international aid as a condition for reaching a political agreement. In your opinion, what is the likelihood that in the near future, the Palestinian Authority will undergo a substantive reform that will enable it to effectively manage, in civilian and military terms, the areas currently under its control as well as the Gaza Strip? (Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute, February 12-15, 2024)

In your opinion, if a Palestinian state is established in the foreseeable future, how will this affect Palestinian terrorism against Israel? (Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute, February 12-15, 2024)

Do you think that a permanent peace between Israel and Palestine will ever be achieved? (Gallup, October 17-December 3, 2023)

Would you support or not support a situation in which an independent Palestinian State existed alongside an independent State of Israel? (Gallup, October 17-December 3, 2023)

President Biden has repeatedly stated that the large-scale assistance Israel is receiving from the United States is dependent on progress toward a fundamental solution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, on the basis of the twostates-for-two-peoples formula. In your opinion, after the war, should Israel agree or not agree to pursue this direction? (Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research at the Israel Democracy Institute, November 27-30, 2023)

What political strategy should the next government adopt on the Palestinian issue? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

Do you think Israel should seek the help of the Arab states that have established normalization with it to promote peace with the Palestinians? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

Since the current government was sworn in, leaders of the Abraham Accords countries – the UAE, Morocco and Bahrain – have expressed sharp opposition to Israel’s policy vis-a-vis the Palestinians. Do you think Israel’s policy in the West Bank should take into account the goal of maintaining and developing normalization with the Arab world? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

Do you support or oppose stopping settlement construction and evacuating illegal outposts in return for promoting full normalization with Saudi Arabia? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

Senior government officials have questioned Israel’s interest in the continued existence of the Palestinian Authority. To what extent do you see the PA’s continued existence as an Israeli interest? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

A suggestion was made in the past to establish a joint Israeli-Palestinians-Jordanian coordination mechanism to prevent escalation and reduce tensions at Jerusalem’s holy sites. Do you support or oppose the establishment of such a mechanism? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

What strategy do you think the government should adopt on the Gaza Strip? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

Do you support or oppose cooperating with the Palestinians in order to better deal with the climate crisis? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

Israeli help for developing independent energy and water infrastructure in the Palestinian Authority will help improve Palestinians’ quality of life and could serve as a basis for a future political process. Do you support or oppose such a step? (Mitvim Foreign Policy Index, July 2023)

The government formed after the elections should try to advance the two-state solution. (Israel Democracy Institute, September 18–20, 2022)

If Israel and the Palestinian Authority reach a peace agreement, would you support or not support the agreement, if it includes dividing the Land of Israel into two states, Israel and the Palestinian state? (Israel Democracy Institute, July 5-7, 2022, September 18–20, 2022)

What do you think the likelihood is that in the next five years, a peace agreement will also be signed with the Palestinians? (Israel Democracy Institute, July 5-7, 2022)

What do you think is the likelihood of a third Intifada breaking out in the occupied territories if a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict agreed on by both sides is not found in the near future? (Israel Democracy Institute, October 2022)

To what extent do you believe or not believe in President Biden’s ability to bring about a breakthrough with regard to negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians? (Israel Democracy Institute, July 5-7, 2022)

To what extent do you believe or not believe in President Biden’s ability to bring about a breakthrough with regard to advancing a peace agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia? (Israel Democracy Institute, July 5-7, 2022)

To what extent do you trust or not trust the Biden interests into account with regard to overall relations between Israel and the United States? (Israel Democracy Institute, July 5-7, 2022)

To what extent do you trust or not trust the Biden interests into account with regard to negotiations with Iran over the nuclear deal? (Israel Democracy Institute, July 5-7, 2022)

The solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (%, Jews and Arabs, thought the proposed solution was acceptable) (Israel Democracy Institute, July 27-29, 2021)

How important is it that there be a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

How likely is it that there will be a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the next 5 years? (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

In 2020 the United States administration put forward its peace plan for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Called by some “The Deal of the Century,” the plan provides, in part, for: Israel to annex about 30% of the West Bank; the opportunity for Palestinians to establish a state in the remaining areas of the West Bank and Gaza, with some additional lands adjacent to Gaza that Israel will cede to them; and a package of grants and loans to help kick-start the Palestinian economy. From what you know about the plan, is your attitude favorable or unfavorable? (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

Which of the following statements best describes why you hold a favorable view of “the Deal of the Century”? [Only asked of the 52% of Israeli respondents who view the plan favorably.] (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

Which of the following statements best describes why you hold an unfavorable view of “the Deal of the Century”? [Only asked of the 48% of Israeli respondents who view the plan unfavorably.] (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

If annexation is to go forward, in your opinion, which areas should Israel annex? [Select all that apply.] (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

Some say annexation should be done now, while U.S. President Donald Trump is still in office. (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

Some settlers say annexing parts of the West Bank under the terms of the U.S. peace plan leaves the rest of the territories to the Palestinians to create a Palestinian state, which will pose a danger
to Israel. (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

As you consider all of these factors — the European, American, and Arab reactions — what is your overall attitude toward annexation? (Zogby Research, June 24-July 5, 2020)

Imagine that Israel and the Palestinians return to negotiations that try to achieve an agreement that ends the conflict. Imagine that these negotiations result in a final status agreement between the government of Israel and the Palestinian Authority that includes the following details:
• Both sides declare an official end to hostilities and violent conflict.
• A demilitarized Palestinian state alongside Israel, based on the
1967 border with some land swaps that allow most Jewish settlers to
remain in Israel.
• A Palestinian capital in the Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem.

If the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority agree to this deal, and Israel puts it to a national referendum, would you vote yes to confirm it or vote no to reject it? (Molad, May 2020)

In your opinion, do you think Israelis and Palestinians will eventually reach an agreement to end the conflict? (Molad, May 2020)

In your opinion, do you think there will be a two-state solution that establishes a Palestinian state alongside the State of Israel in the next 10-20 years? (Molad, May 2020)

Below are some things that some people say are obstacles to achieving a twostate solution with the Palestinians. Please indicate which one of these is the BIGGEST obstacle to achieving a two-state solution with the Palestinians. And which one of these things do you think is the SECOND BIGGEST barrier? (Molad, May 2020)

I prefer the status quo with the Palestinians instead of any new peace initiatives. (Molad, May 2020)

When it comes to finding a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which of the following statements comes closest to your own point of view, even if none of these statements are exactly right for you? I support…? (Molad, May 2020)

Thinking about the Gaza disengagement that took place in 2005, do you think the Gaza disengagement strengthened Israel’s security or weakened Israel’s security? (Molad, May 2020)

Do you think Israel should or should not take over Gaza again and reestablish settlements? (Molad, May 2020)

“The coalition agreement signed between Likud and Blue and White says that after a discussion between Netanyahu and Gantz, a plan coordinated with the United States for applying sovereignty to parts of the West Bank/Judea and Samaria will be brought for the government’s and/or the Knesset’s approval. Do you support or oppose such an application of sovereignty in the near future?” (Israeli Voice Index, April 2020)

And what, in your opinion, are the chances that Israel will indeed apply its sovereignty to parts of the West Bank/Judea and Samaria in the coming year? (Israeli Voice Index, April 2020)

If Israel annexes territories in Judea and Samaria/the West Bank, what political status should it give the Palestinian residents of these territories after the annexation? (Israeli Voice Index, April 2020)

The peace plan that President Trump will soon present will apparently include recognition of a Palestinian state. In your opinion, should Israel agree to any plan that includes such recognition? (Israeli Voice Index, January 2020)

Some claim that presenting the peace plan at the current time adds up to U.S. intervention in the Israeli election campaign, and that its purpose is to help Netanyahu win. Do you agree or disagree with this claim? (Israeli Voice Index, January 2020)

When asked about the Israeli-Palestinian Authority conflict (not exact wording - Tel Aviv University and the “Midgam” institute, September 2019)

When asked whether they support the establishment of an independent Palestinian state alongside the State of Israel (not exact wording - Tel Aviv University and the “Midgam” institute, September 2019)

Can a peace agreement with the Palestinians be achieved in the near future? (INSS, National Security Index 2018-19)

What is Israel’s best option regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? (INSS, National Security Index 2019-20)

*2017 wording slightly different

Implications for Israel’s identity, barring two states for two peoples. (INSS, National Security Index 2019-20)

Do you believe that a two-state solution is achievable in the foreseeable future? (INSS, National Security Index 2019-20)

What is the best option for Israel regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? (INSS, National Security Index 2019-20)

On recent ideas regarding a unilateral annexation of areas in the West Bank: (INSS, National Security Index 2019-20)

What should be the civilian status of the Palestinians in the areas after annexation? (INSS, National Security Index 2019-20)

Does a continuation of the existing situation without a political arrangement work to Israel’s advantage or disadvantage? (INSS, National Security Index 2019-20)

What will be the consequences of another failure in the political process between Israel and the Palestinians? (INSS, National Security Index 2018-19)

To what extent to you agree with each of the following sentences? (INSS, National Security Index 2018-19)

What is your position on holding peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority?
(Peace Index - December 2011; April 2012; October 2013; September 2014; November 2015; December 2016; December 2017; July 2018)

Do you believe that negotiations between Israel & the Palestinian Authority will lead to peace in the coming years?
(Peace Index - December 2011;April 2012; October 2013; September 2014; November 2015; December 2016; December 2017, July 2018)

If the Trump administration announces support for Netanyahu’s declarations about annexing Area C, will you support or oppose such an annexation? (Israel Democracy Institute, August 25-August 29, 2019)

If Israel indeed annexes Area C, what should be done with the Palestinians who live there? (Israel Democracy Institute, August 25-August 29, 2019)

If Israel annexes Area C, will you support or oppose establishing a Palestinian state in the rest of the West Bank/Judea and Samaria? (Israel Democracy Institute, August 25-August 29, 2019)

What’s the preferred solution for the Israeli Palestinian conflict? (Haaretz, March 2019)

Where do you stand on annexing the West Bank to Israel? (Haaretz, March 2019)

Recently U.S. president Donald Trump and his team are said to be preparing a new American plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace. What, in your opinion, are the chances that such a plan, under Trump’s stewardship, will succeed? (Peace Index, July 2018)

Which grade would you give the Israeli government for how it has dealt with the Palestinians’ ongoing struggle along the border with Gaza? (Peace Index, July 2018)

In your opinion, what is Israel’s best option in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? (National Security Index, December 2017)

Do you support or oppose the solution of two states for two peoples? (National Security Index, December 2017)

In your opinion, will the State of Israel be successful in contending with the following challenges? (National Security Index, December 2017)

Are you more worried about external/security threats to Israel, or internal/social threats? (National Security Index, December 2017)

In your opinion what is the gravest external threat to Israel today? (National Security Index, December 2017)

Do you agree or disagree with this opinion: In reality, Jerusalem is already divided into two cities: the eastern city and the western city? (Peace Index, December 2017)

In your opinion, what will be the implications of another failure in the political process between the Israelis and Palestinians? (National Security Index, December 2017)

To what extent did President Trump’s public declaration that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel contribute to or damage the state of Israel’s real interests? (Peace Index, December 2017)

In your opinion, what is Israel’s best option in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? (National Security Index, December 2017)

What, in your opinion, should be Jerusalem’s status after there is stable peace between Israel and the Palestinians? (Peace Index, December 2017)

Which of the following incentives is most likely to increase your support for the peace process (respondents provided two answers)?
(Mitvim Israeli Foreign Policy Index, October 2017)

In your opinion, do the policies of the current Israeli government...? (Mitvim Israeli Foreign Policy Index, October 2017)

It appears that U.S. president Trump is interested in renewing the Israeli-Palestinian talks. What, in your opinion, are the chances that Israel and the Palestinians will indeed soon be returning to the negotiating table?
(The Peace Index, June 2017)

In your opinion, is the current Israeli government interested or not interested in reaching a permanent peace settlement with the Palestinians? (The Peace Index, June 2017)

In your opinion, is the Palestinian Authority interested or not interested in reaching a permanent peace settlement with Israel?
(The Peace Index, June 2017)

What, in your opinion, are the chances that in the coming year a Third Intifada against Israel will erupt in the Palestinian Authority?
(The Peace Index, June 2017)

In your opinion, is the claim that the settlements are an obstacle to peace with the Palestinians right or not right?
(The Peace Index, May 2017)

In your opinion, could or could not the involvement of Arab states such as Saudi Arabia help in reaching a permanent Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement?
(The Peace Index, May 2017)

What, in your opinion, are the chances that President Trump will succeed in the coming months to bring the two sides—Israel and the Palestinians—back to peace negotiations?
(The Peace Index, May 2017)

What, in your opinion, are the chances of reaching an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement under Trump’s auspices in the next year or two?
(The Peace Index, May 2017)

Do you believe or not believe that negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will lead in the coming years to an Israeli-Palestinian agreement? 
 (JCPA, March 2017)

In your opinion, is it desirable or undesirable for Israel to renew the talks on a peace agreement with the Palestinians?
 (Peace Index, October 2016)

If you have to choose from among the following three possible approaches to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, which one you would say is most promising?
 (PCPSR, June 2016)

There is talk these days about a possible collapse of the Palestinian Authority. When considering the potential impact of such a collapse on the current relative quiet, would you say it might increase or decrease Palestinian-Israeli violence?  (PCPSR, June 2016)

Which side is more responsible for the collapse of the peace negotiations over the years? (PCPSR, June 2016)

In principle, do you support or not support the solution of two states for two peoples?
(Peace Index, January 2016)

What, in your opinion, are the chances that such a solution will be implemented in the next ten years?
(Peace Index, January 2016)

If, despite the difficulties in recent years, the two-state solution were to reach the stage of implementation, would you then want to see a closed border between the two states with guarded passages and entry permits, or an open border so that people from both sides could pass freely from one state to the other?
(Peace Index, January 2016)

Which of the following two things is more important to you: that a peace agreement is reached with the Palestinians or that the Palestinians recognize Israel as the state of the Jewish people? (Question only asked to Jews) (Peace Index, April 2016)

In your opinion, would it now be appropriate or inappropriate to renew the political negotiations with the Palestinian Authority? (Peace Index, April 2016)

What, in your opinion, are the chances that in the coming years the international community will impose substantial pressures on Israel to put an end to its control of the territories?
(Peace Index, January 2016)

Opposition chairman Isaac (Buji) Herzog recently said, “I want to separate from the Palestinians as much as possible, as quickly as possible” and proposed building a large wall between Jerusalem and the nearby Palestinian villages because, at the moment, there is no partner for peace talks on the other side. Do you agree or disagree with Herzog’s position?
(Peace Index, January 2016)

In your assessment, would the signing of a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians bring a stop to the Palestinian terror against Jews?
(Peace Index, November 2015)

In your opinion, did the current wave of terror arise spontaneously from the Palestinian population itself or did it arise with the planning and involvement of the Palestinian leadership?
(Peace Index, November 2015)

In a recently published assessment, security officials say the current wave of terror is a “limited uprising,” that is, not just a random assortment of attacks but also not a full fledged intifada. Do you agree or disagree with this assessment? (Peace Index, November 2015)

Which of the following two possibilities will better ensure, in your opinion, the future of the state of Israel?
(Peace Index, September 2015)

To what extent do you agree or disagree with the statement that the idea of two states for two peoples is dead?
(Peace Index, September 2015)

In his recent speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Netanyahu again expressed support for the idea of two states for two peoples. In your opinion, is Netanyahu genuinely committed and interested in the two-states-for-two-peoples solution?
(Peace Index, September 2015)

In your opinion, how long can the current state of Israeli-Palestinian relations continue without a peace agreement before a third Intifada erupts?
(Peace Index, September 2015)

What, in your opinion, are the chances that if a peace settlement based on the two-state formula is not reached in the near future, the Palestinian leaders will not just threaten to dissolve the Palestinian Authority but actually do so, leaving Israel with the responsibility for governing the Palestinian population of the West Bank? (Peace Index, September 2015)

In your opinion, will the international community keep avoiding an intervention even if the current Israeli-Palestinian state of affairs continues, or is a substantial international intervention, aimed at pushing the sides to sign an agreement, likely in the foreseeable future? (Peace Index, September 2015)

In your opinion, is Hamas currently capable or incapable of controlling the other organizations that are now in Gaza? (Peace Index, September 2015)

Do you support or oppose Israel signing a long-term truce with Hamas, which would include Israel granting Hamas access to a seaport and opening the commercial crossings to Gaza? (Peace Index, September 2015)

Do you support the establishment of an independent, viable Palestinian state alongside Israel, also known as the two state solution? (PCPSR, June 2015)

Do you support or oppose the Saudi Peace Plan? (PCPSR, June 2015)

What do you consider to be Israel’s long term aspirations? (PCPSR, June 2015)

What do you consider to be the Palestinian’s long term aspirations? (PCPSR, June 2015)

What is your expectation for the immediate future? (PCPSR, June 2015)

Before the elections Prime Minister Netanyahu said that so long as he was prime minister no Palestinian state would be established. After the elections he said he was not retracting what he had said in his Bar-Ilan speech, in which he supported the two-states-for-two-peoples solution. In your opinion, does Netanyahu sincerely support or not support the two-states-for-two-peoples solution? (Peace Index, March 2015)

Given Likud’s victory in the elections and the high chances of the forming of a right-wing government that is not committed to promoting a peace agreement that would include the creation of a Palestinian state, what in your opinion are the chances that the Palestinians will launch a Third Intifada?
(Peace Index, March 2015)

Recently more and more European parliaments have been calling on their governments to officially recognize the Palestinian state. In your opinion, does recognition of a Palestinian state before a peace agreement has been signed contribute to Israel’s national interest or damage it? (The Peace Index, December 2014)

Which of the following two possibilities would, in your opinion, better ensure the future of the state of Israel? (The Peace Index, December 2014)

The peace process with the Palestinians is stalled and there is no chance that it will advance in the foreseeable future. What is your opinion on that statement? (The Peace Index, December 2014)

Do you support the establishment of a demilitarized Palestinian state? (PCPSR, December 2014)

Do you support the Clinton parameters for the establishment of a Palestinian state? (PCPSR, December 2014)

In your opinion, what is the end goal of an established Palestinian state? (PCPSR, December 2014)

Following Operation Protective Edge and rising tensions in Jerusalem, do you think the Israelis and Palestinians will return to the negotiating table?  (PCPSR, December 2014)

Do you support or oppose the establishment of a Palestinian State on the 1967 lines (JCPA, October 2014)

Do you support or oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state if it means an Israeli withdrawal from the Jordan Valley?
(JCPA, October 2014)

Do you support or oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state if it means the division of Jerusalem?
(JCPA, October 2014)

If PM Netanyahu reaches a peace agreement with the Palestinians and calls a referendum, how would you vote?

Will the Israelis and Palestinians stop the violence and return to the negotiating table?
           (Palestinian Center for Policy & Survey Research, June 2013)

Do you support or oppose the following plans and/or solutions to the Arab-Israeli conflict?
        (Palestinian Center for Policy & Survey Research, June 2013)

What is the one thing that Israel must never relinquish in peace negotiations with the Palestinians?
         (Israel Hayom/New Wave Research, June 2013)

What is your opinion on offering the Palestinians goodwill gestures such prisoner releases, easing of travel restrictions, etc?
         (Israel Hayom/New Wave Research, June 2013)

Do you support the effort of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to revive peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority?
         (Israel Hayom/New Wave Research, June 2013)

To what extent, in your opinion, is renewing the peace talks with the Palestinians urgent or not urgent for Israel at present?
               (Peace Index, April 2012)

To what extent is there a chance to resolve the conflict according to the "two states for two peoples" formula in the next ten years?  (Peace Index, April 2012)

Do you agree or disagree with the claim that if Israel continues to rule the West Bank for a long time, what will emerge in the entire Land of Israel is one state for the Jews and Palestinians that will not have a Jewish majority? (Peace Index, January 31, 2012)

If you knew that continued Israeli control of the West Bank would lead to one state for the Jews and Arabs in the entire Land of Israel that would not have a Jewish majority, would you support or oppose continued Israeli rule in the territories? (Peace Index, January 31, 2012)

Some believe that even long-term continued rule in the territories will not prevent Israel from remaining a Jewish and democratic state. do you agree or disagree with that view? (Peace Index, January 31, 2012)

Do you support or oppose the formula of 1967 borders with land swaps as a basis for an agreement with the Palestinians? (Geocartographia Institute, May 2011)

What is your position on holding peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority? (Peace Index, May 2011)

What is your position on holding peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority? (Peace Index, December 28, 2011; January 31, 2012)

Do you believe or not believe that negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will lead to peace between Israel and the Palestinians in the coming years? (Peace Index, December 28, 2011; January 31, 2012)

In your opinion, was Prime Minister Netanyahu right or wrong when he decided not to define the perpetrators of "price-tag" actions as terrorists, while the defense minister and the internal security minister said that perpetrators of such actions should be defined as terrorists to enable effective action against them? (Peace Index, December 28, 2011)

In your opinion, do a majority of settlers support or oppose price-tag actions (such as uprooting trees, burning mosques, etc.) against Palestinians? (Peace Index, December 28, 2011)

In the Israeli Jewish public as a whole, does the majority support or oppose price-tag actions against Palestinians? (Peace Index, December 28, 2011)

In principle, what is more important to you: that Israel be a state with a Jewish majority or that Judea and Samaria always remain under Israel’s control even if they are areas with a large Palestinian population? (Peace Index, December 28, 2011)

Recently Germany, France, Portugal, and Britain condemned the Israeli government’s decision to renew construction in the territories as well as Israel’s inability to prevent price-tag actions. Foreign Minister Lieberman reacted sharply, saying the condemnation made those countries “irrelevant” to the process of resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In contrast, Defense Minister Ehud Barak said that these are friendly countries, and that “in dealing with them, we not only have to be right but also smart.” With which of these two positions do you tend to agree more? (Peace Index, December 28, 2011)

Do you believe or not believe that negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will lead to peace between Israel and the Palestinians in the coming years? (Peace Index, June 2011)

To what extent to you believe that there is a real chance to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the next two or three years based on the principle of two states for two peoples? (Peace Index, June 2011)

And in the next ten years, to what extent do you believe or not believe that there is a real chance to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on the principle of two states for two peoples? (Peace Index, June 2011)

Among the possibilities, what in your opinion is the main description that describes the current conflict between Israel and the Palestinians? (Peace Index, June 2011)

It emerged from Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech to the Knesset that Israel will insist on retaining the large settlement blocs in the West Bank and would be prepared to evacuate the rest of the settlements in the West Bank and Jordan Valley. What is your view of Netanyahu’s position on this matter? (Peace Index, May 2011)

In your opinion, will the Palestinian leadership try to prevent or, alternatively, encourage the outbreak of a third intifada in the event that an independent Palestinian state is declared? (Peace Index, May 2011)

Would you agree to international control of the holy places within the framework of a peace agreement? (Geocartography Knowledge Group, May 2011)

Would you oppose or support having part of Jerusalem part of a Palestinian state? (Geocartography Knowledge Group, May 2011)

Should construction be frozen in Jerusalem neighborhoods beyond the 1967 lines? (Geocartography Knowledge Group, May 2011)

Do you support or oppose a deal according to which hundreds of terrorists would be released in exchange for Gilad Shalit? (Dahaf, May 2011)

Do you think Israel is or is not doing all it should to bring about peace in the Middle East? (Gallup)

Do you think Egypt is or is not doing all it should to bring about peace in the Middle East? (Gallup)

Do you think Israel should or should not withdraw its military forces and civilian settlements from the Sinai Peninsula? (Gallup, January 1978)