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- November poll: Majority of Palestinians supports peace negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis
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- February 2009 Palestinian Public Opinion Poll: 73.6% of Palestinians support peace negotiations with Israel
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- June 2008 poll: Vast majority of Palestinians favor two-state solution over one-state solution
- June 2008 poll: Palestinian confidence in President Abbas' ability to reach a peace deal with Israel rises
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- January 2008 AWRAD poll: Results of Gaza polling company's poll pertaining to negotiations and a final status agreement
- December 2007 PPC-GI poll: Majority of Palestinians support the timetable for peace reached at Annapolis, believe the process will lead to the estab
- October 2007 PPC-GI Poll finds two thirds of Palestinians support two-state solution with Israel
- September NEC poll: 74% of Palestinians support peace with Israel, 76% support Palestinian participation in Annapolis summit
- NEC August Poll: 69% of Palestinians support peace with Israel, half of all Palestinians support November summit on Mideast Peace
- August 2007: Palestinians prefer pro-West cabinet to Hamas
- Palestinian Poll July 2007: Most Palestinians vote for Fatah Representatives, believe PM Fayyad can improve situation in WB
- April 2007 Poll: 63% of Palestinians Support Signing a Peace Agreement with Israel
- Poll published in "Eliam" Newspaper March 26th, 2007
- Palestinian Public Opinion Poll No. (23) 22-24 March 2007
- March 2007 Poll: 62.3% of Palestinians are ready for peace; 59.2% of Palestinians are optimistic about future
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- War and Peace Index, October 2009 Poll: c. 75% of Israelis support negotiations with the Palestinians
- BICOM briefing: 15 years after peace with Jordan Israelis support Palestinian state
- October 2009, Poll commissioned by GI: 56% of Israelis support an endgame agreement along Geneva Accord principles
- June 2009, Yediot Ahronot Poll: most Israelis support the establishment of a Palestinian state
- March 2009, Market Watch Poll: Majority in Israel Support Two-State Solution
- November 2008 Peace Index: Solid majority of Jewish public supports the establishment of an independent Palestinian state
- Increase in support for Intl involvement
- July Israeli Poll: Most Israelis favor Obama as next U.S. president, half want to see physical separation between 2 sides of Jerusalem
- November 2007 Peace Index: Substantial majority of Jewish public believes an independent Palestinian state must be established
- October 2007: Poll by MarketWatch Research Institute finds great majority of Israelis support conducting permanent status negotiations with the Pale
- September poll: 64% of Israelis favor negotiations with the Palestinians aimed at resolving the conflict
- July 2007: New poll by New Wave Research finds Israeli public wants increase in international involvement
- June 2007: “The Peace Index” finds that 70% of the Jewish public in Israel support a "two state" agreement with the Palestinians
- Israeli Daily "Yediot Ahronot" Poll – published March 19th, 2007
- Poll commissioned by Geneva Initiative: 46% of Israelis support negotiations with PA unity government; only 37.4% oppose.
- 70.2% of Israelis prefer to To begin negotiations on a final status agreement
- Findings of a Survey Commissioned by the Geneva Initiative
- May 2006: Overwhelming Majority of Israelis Support Negotiations with Abbas
- Most Israelis want talks with PA, not another disengagment
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- November 2009: 59% of Israelis will support ‘any agreement Netanyahu reaches with our enemies.’
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- Geneva Initiative's first and second leadership course cycles meet
- GI open tour to illustrate our solution to borders
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- GI Political leadership course learns about GI border solution through tour
- GI concluded its first political leadership course
- GI meets US Congressional delegation in Israel
- Likud activists and position-holders participate in GI tour
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- Former PA Minister addresses Likud, Kadima, Labor and Ichud Leumi position-holders and activists at GI Offices in Tel Aviv
- Geneva Initiative in the Negev
- Palestinian Peace Coalition-Geneva Initiative Hosts the Israel Project
- GI Israel launches mass media campaign
- GI Political leadership course participants from Likud, Kadima and Labor meet GI Signatory Ron Pundak
- Tour illustrating GI border solution for Kadima activists
- Second cycle of GI's political leadership course opens
- GI gathering for Russian-speaking leadership of the Negev
- Conference on GI Annexes
- GI Co-Architect meets with Kadima, Likud and Labor activists
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- Former Mossad Head Ephraim Halevy addresses GI political leadership course
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- GI Israel Position Paper: Between Netanyahu and Geneva
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- GI Israel Position Paper: The Day After the Netanyahu-Obama Meeting
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- Joint Israeli-Palestinian GI call for a ceasefire in Gaza
- GI Israel Position Paper: Leftalk
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- The Role of the International Community
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- GI Position Paper: Yes to Rice, Yes to a Permanent Status Agreement
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- GI Postion Paper: After the Sharam al-Sheikh Summit: What next?
- Geneva Initiative Position Paper: Five Points for Olmert-Bush Discussion
- PPC-GI Position Paper: The Palestinian Legislative Council Plays No Role
- GI Position Paper: Don't turn Northern Gaza into Southern Lebanon
- Geneva Initiative Position Paper: How to Overcome the Prisoner Dilemma
- Geneva Initiative Position Paper: The Path to Saudi Arabia Passes through Geneva
- "Yes, but…" and not "No, but…"
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