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Palestinian Survey: 40% Predict Authority Collapse
A Palestinian public opinion survey revealed a significant decline in Palestinians' trust in political forces and factions, along with widespread skepticism about holding the scheduled legislative elections in November. Approximately 57.9% expect the elections to be postponed or canceled. The results also showed a weakening of confidence in political leadership, as more than half of the respondents said they do not trust any faction or political figure. Economically, over 58% of Palestinian households described their financial situation as poor, with disparities between the West Bank and Gaza. It is projected that the financial crisis could potentially lead to the collapse of the Palestinian Authority, according to 39.6% of those surveyed, despite the fact that most support its continuation. Palestinians also foresee that the Gaza Strip's management will remain under international administration, with a support rate of 42.9%. The survey indicated a decline in backing for military solutions or escalation, with a greater inclination toward political solutions. Most Palestinians expressed that Western attitudes, especially those of the United States, toward the conflict are negative. The survey's findings reflect a deepening crisis of trust in Palestinian leadership and complicate the political and economic landscape, amid rising prospects of delaying elections and increasing concerns about the future of the Palestinian Authority.
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