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Israelis No Longer Support Two-State Solution in the Wake of October 7 Massacre, New Poll Shows

Public opinion from a little more than a decade ago has been flipped on its head.

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People protest against Prime Minister Netanyahu's government at Tel Aviv Saturday. AP/Leo Correa
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY

A majority of Israeli voters oppose the creation of a two-state solution, with many of them turning sour on the political project after Hamas’s attack on October 7, a new public opinion poll shows. 

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NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY

Ms. Zhukovsky studied economics and government at Dartmouth College.

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