A new survey published Thursday finds a large majority of Israelis support expanding the Abraham Accords, including normalization with Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Syria, while 63% oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state. The findings reflect a continued shift in Israeli public opinion since the October 7 attacks, according to the survey.
A new survey published Thursday indicates a clear majority of Israelis prioritize regional peace with Arab states over a Palestinian state. According to the poll, 63% oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state, while large majorities support expanding the Abraham Accords to include Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Syria. The findings align with a June survey by the Jerusalem Center for Foreign and Security Affairs, which found 66% of Israelis opposed a Palestinian state, as The Zioneer reported. The survey was conducted after the October 7 attacks, reflecting a sustained shift in Israeli public opinion toward security-driven regional normalization.
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