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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: spiral3 who wrote (27158)4/26/2002 9:26:35 AM
From: William B. Kohn  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
That a very interesting poll. I'm surprised to see the intifada is ranked so low. Wonder why? Did Israel's incursion play a role in convincing Pals that it isn't as attractive as polls suggested they felt just a few weeks earlier?

Also notice that if Pals don't think they can trust Arafat, how can Israeli's?

Lastly, it is good to see that only 15% see the goal as either a Islamic or a pure Pal state, but notice that less than 1/2 see the goal as a two state solution.

If you asked Israeli's, way over 2/3's believe in a two state solution.

So, upshot. We need a Pal leader. Pals need to embrace a 2 state solution by a clear majority. Pals need to further reduce their believe that Intifada will lead them anywhere positive. My two cents.
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