Poll: Palestinians Want 2 State Solution

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Here are several options for a Palestinian State. Please tell me which option you would prefer most.

A Palestinian State in the West Bank and Gaza, separate from Israel	55%
A Palestinian state with final borders including land swaps alongside the Israeli state now with all other issues such as Jerusalem, refugees, and settlements to be negotiated	37%
Status quo continues until all these issues have been negotiated and agreed	27%
A Palestinian state with provisional borders alongside the Israeli state now with all other issues such as Jerusalem, refugees, and settlements to be negotiated	14%
Palestine joins a confederation with Jordan and Egypt with shared defense and foreign policy	11%
One state shared by both Palestinians and Israelis	11%

Source: International Peace Institute/ Charney Research

Methodology: Interviews with 2,402 Palestinian adults in West Bank and Gaza, conducted from Jun. 23 to Jul. 27, 2009. No margin of error was provided.

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