Palestinians' Views on Peace Conditions
The results of the Palestinian public opinion survey show a clear paradox in their perspective on the relationship with Israelis, where the majority of Palestinians believe that the absence of trust (77.7%) significantly hinders peace. They see ongoing occupation, violence, and settlement expansion as deepening doubts and threatening any chance of achieving sustainable peace. They believe that building trust requires, first and foremost, ending violence, reaching a just political agreement, and ensuring security and dignity for both sides, along with a necessary halt to settlement expansion to enhance prospects for peace. Additionally, most Palestinians believe that sustainable peace can only be achieved through guaranteeing human rights and safety for both parties, primarily by ending the occupation and establishing an independent Palestinian state. They emphasize that a political agreement is just the beginning of a long process that requires building trust and mutual respect.
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