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Faith in Peace After Three Years
Recent survey results have shown that the majority of Palestinians have become less optimistic about the possibility of achieving peace since the start of the recent war in October 2023, with 53.6% expressing a decline in that belief. However, 66.5% still prefer to reach a final peace agreement to end the conflict. The survey indicates that the ongoing violence severely damages Palestinian interests, and highlights a significant gap between the desire for peace and the confidence in its feasibility. This gap is more pronounced between the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with variations in expectations and preferences. The findings also confirm that a crisis of trust between Palestinians and Israelis is a major obstacle to a settlement. Additionally, the continuation of war and military operations—despite their scale—does not ensure lasting security or a definitive resolution to the conflict. The humanitarian and economic conditions in Gaza continue to worsen, and Palestinian rights are under threat. These realities underscore the urgent need for fundamental changes to build a more stable future and to implement a just and comprehensive peace.
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