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US report on Hezbollah and Hamas popularity
The article discusses the results of two public opinion polls conducted in Palestine and Lebanon, focusing on the attitudes of the peoples toward the movements of "Hamas" and "Hezbollah." In Palestine, support for "Hamas" decreased to 19% compared to 35% a year earlier, while support for "Fatah" reached 22%. The results showed that 56% of Palestinians are willing to vote for independent lists, and 62% believe that the war has not concluded with the victory of any one side. Additionally, 42% prefer negotiations to end the occupation, and 53% support a two-state solution based on the 1967 borders. Conversely, 74% oppose disarming "Hamas" before the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. In Lebanon, a poll by the "Statistics Lebanon" organization indicated that 38.5% of Shia express little or no trust in "Hezbollah," while 66.4% support handing over weapons to the state. Moreover, 63.3% favor reaching a security agreement with Israel, and 78.5% trust the Lebanese army. However, 42.1% hold negative views regarding the party's performance. These results reflect diverging opinions on the future of arms, the role of the state, and relations with Israel, emphasizing that these views pertain to a specific sample and do not represent everyone.
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