@PCPSR1 المركز الفلسطيني للبحوث السياسية والمسحية يصدر اليوم بيانه الصحفي بنتائج استطلاعه الأخير حول الانتخابات الفلسطينية:
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@PCPSR1 @ArabBarometer 9 shows how Palestinians view Gaza war: genocide comes first, followed by ethnic cleansing, massacre, war, mass killing, hostilities, conflict, and all of the above: pcpsr.org/en/node/1012
Fig (17): Term best describes the latest events in Gaza
Respondents in the Gaza Strip were asked to identify the most important priority for rebuilding and recovery: rebuilding and repairing homes and infrastructure emerged as the leading priority, followed by job creation and economic recovery: pcpsr.org/en/node/1012
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@PCPSR1 3rd report on @ArabBarometer #9 in Palestine shows that once the ceasefire went into effect, the top two priorities of Gazans were adequate housing or shelter and access to food: pcpsr.org/en/node/1012
Figure (14): Top priorities for Gazans
@PCPSR1 3rd report on @ArabBarometer #9 in Palestine shows that once the ceasefire went into effect, the top two priorities of Gazans were adequate housing or shelter and access to food: pcpsr.org/en/node/1012
Figure (14): Top priorities for Gazans
@PCPSR1 third report on the 9th wave of @ArabBarometer in Palestine shows the human toll of the conflict in Gaza, up to mid October 2025:
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@PCPSR1 3rd report on @ArabBarometer #9 in Palestine shows that 61% of Gazans have lost jobs and 69% have lost income since October 7: pcpsr.org/en/node/1012
Figure (7): Impact of the war on income and job
The report found that access to food improved as the ceasefire went into effect in Gaza in October 2025:
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Findings also show that soon after the entry of the ceasefire into effect, access to war was the highest, while access to electricity and fuel or gas was the lowest:
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Figure (1): Available amenities in place where you now live
Findings also show that soon after the entry of the ceasefire into effect, access to war was the highest, while access to electricity and fuel or gas was the lowest:
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Figure (1): Available amenities in place where you now live
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@PCPSR1 3rd report on @ArabBarometer #9 in Palestine shows that almost all Gazans have since October 7 been displaced and that 70% have been displaced 3 times or more: pcpsr.org/en/node/1012
@PCPSR1 3rd report on @ArabBarometer #9 in Palestine shows that almost all Gazans have since October 7 been displaced and that 70% have been displaced 3 times or more: pcpsr.org/en/node/1012
The profound crisis of leadership is not just a symptom of the conflict's intractability; it is a primary obstacle to its resolution. A viable strategy is one that begins with rebuilding internal legitimacy through democratic elections and national unity.
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After Gaza: Enduring Consequences of the War and Palestinian Strategy, by Khalil Shikaki
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