A recent Channel 12 news poll in Israel reveals a divided public opinion on a potential hostage agreement with Hamas. The survey shows that 50% of Israelis oppose a deal that would involve the return of 35 hostages, a 45-day cessation of hostilities, and the release of thousands of Palestinian prisoners. Conversely, 35% support such an agreement, while the rest are undecided.
The poll also explored public sentiment on reestablishing Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip. This inquiry comes in the wake of a conference attended by far-right coalition members advocating for resettlement. Results indicate a slight majority, 51%, against the idea, while 38% support it.
Additionally, the survey addressed the issue of humanitarian aid to Gaza, asking if it should be halted until all hostages are returned. A significant 72% of respondents agree with this condition, compared to 21% who do not. On the question of an inquiry into the Hamas-led October 7 attack, 61% of participants believe it should be initiated post-conflict, 32% favor an immediate inquiry, and 3% see no need for it.
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The liberal “education” has skewed Israelis’ minds. They don’t understand that leaving Gaza for the Arab Muslims will practically guarantee terrorism on a grand scale. The IDF could kill Hamas cockroaches but they will replenish easily unless Jews move into Gaza and take complete control over the area.