Gazan support for a two-state-solution doubled since December – poll

The data also showed a clear drop in support for armed resistance as the best means of achieving a Palestinian State from its peak in December. According to recent polling, the proportion of Gazans who support a two-state solution has nearly doubled since December, from 35% to 62%. The polling, conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PCPSR), was conducted between March 5 and 10 in the West Bank and areas of the Gaza Strip where there was "no ongoing daily fighting." The data also showed a clear drop in support for armed resistance as the best means of achieving a Palestinian State from its peak in December. In the Gaza Strip, support increased mostly for peaceful popular resistance from 19% in December 2023 to 27% in March 2024. Support for negotiations was not far behind at 23%.