The Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PSR) in Ramallah and the Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, conducted a joint survey of Palestinian and Israeli public opinion between March 8 and 13 , 2005. The poll was designed to examine the preferences of Palestinians and Israelis on how to proceed with the peace process, their attitudes towards the disengagement plan, and their attitudes towards reconciliation after Arafat’s death. This is the eleventh joint poll in an ongoing research project on the opinions of the two publics. The first poll was conducted in July 2000 in the wake of the Camp David summit. The poll was planned and supervised by Dr. Yaacov Shamir, professor of Communication and Journalism at the Hebrew University, currently a senior fellow at the US Institute of Peace, and Dr. Khalil Shikaki, professor of Political Science and director of PSR. The two surveys included both identical questions as well as specific questions for each public. A representative sample of 1319 Palestinians in 120 locations in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem was interviewed face-to-face with a sampling error of 3%. The interviews were conducted March 10-12. The Israeli data are based on telephone interviews with a representative sample of the general Israeli public with 602 Israelis (sampling error of 4%). The interviews were conducted in Hebrew, Arabic and Russian between March 8 and 13. Joint Israeli-Palestinian Public Opinion Poll, March 2005 Summary of Results (1) How to proceed with the peace process
(2) Assessments of previous peace initiatives
(3) Sharon’s Disengagement Plan and Settlements
(4) Palestinian Democratization and Expected American Policy
(5) Reconciliation
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