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Biden’s Plan for Resolving the Conflict On the Basis of the Two-State Formula
The formula of “two states for two peoples” has been on the Israeli agenda to some degree or another for many years. After several years in which it seemed to have lost some of its prominence, this idea has recently returned to center stage. We therefore asked our respondents: “President Biden has repeatedly stated that the large-scale assistance Israel is receiving from the United States is dependent on progress toward a fundamental solution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, on the basis of the two-states-for-two-peoples formula. In your opinion, after the war, should Israel agree or not agree to pursue this direction?” We found that a majority of Jews think that Israel should not agree to take this course, while a majority of Arabs are in favor of it.
A breakdown by political orientation in the Jewish sample reveals that only on the Left is there a majority (75%) who support making progress toward a two-state solution to the conflict in return for American assistance, as part of the plan put forward by President Biden. In the Center, this course of action is supported by a large minority (45%), and on the Right, only by a small minority (21%).
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