I gave the other poll as it showed the impact of the war on Hamas popularity.
Hamas is popular in Palestine and other more radical parties are even more popular. There doesn’t need to be a conspiracy for Hamas to exist, religion + an Apartheid state right next door is enough.
Shared that last one as it was more recent but I was citing this one from memory:
https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/sites/default/files/2023-10/Screenshot 2023-10-10 175617.png
Could you list the actual survey and what their sample size was rather than just a picture?
And so you took numbers from two different sources and conflated them into a single statement. I don’t think that’s logical nor well done, tbh.
You were asking for a picture I gave you a picture.
Here’s the methodology : https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/polls-show-majority-gazans-were-against-breaking-ceasefire-hamas-and-hezbollah
I gave the other poll as it showed the impact of the war on Hamas popularity.
Hamas is popular in Palestine and other more radical parties are even more popular. There doesn’t need to be a conspiracy for Hamas to exist, religion + an Apartheid state right next door is enough.
You originally said:
But the report you gave me now is about opinions in Gaza and not the West Bank.
Yup that’s a mistake dunno why I talked about the west bank when Fatah is the governing body there.
Thanks for the correction.