Public polls or reshaping public opinion
The article addresses the topic of using opinion polls in Palestine and how they can be manipulated in a way that aims to reshape public awareness. The author questions the credibility of certain Palestinian research centers, particularly regarding their funding and neutrality. A recent poll is highlighted, showing a businessman's dominance over national figures and parties in gaining public trust. The article explains that the lack of oversight and the adoption of biased methods in conducting these polls—especially under volatile political and security conditions—can lead to misleading public opinion and steer it in favor of certain entities. This undermines the credibility of the democratic process and plays on public emotions in a manner that intersects with the interests of power centers and the authorities.
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