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Most Israelis and West Bank Palestinians doubt peaceful two-state coexistence

A Pew survey finds that majorities in Israel and the West Bank doubt Israelis and Palestinians can coexist peacefully in a two-state solution. The results indicate deep public pessimism over the conflict's political prospects.

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Low confidence in peaceful coexistence reduces space for de-escalation and complicates efforts toward a negotiated settlement.

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