More than nine in 10 Palestinians show signs of depression caused by despair over violence between Hamas and Fatah gunmen and the apparent demise of the Palestinian unity government, according to a West Bank pollster. Jamil Rabah, the director of Ramallah-based Near East Consulting, said he found that 92 percent of Palestinian survey respondents suffer from depression-related anxiety, a jump of 15 percent compared with a poll in October and more than double the level from November 2005.
The results show a decline in the Palestinians' support for the two-state solution," Waleed Ladadweh, a researcher with the Palestinian for Policy and Survey Research told The Media Line. "From 64 percent in December 2009 to 57 percent in this poll. Seventy-one percent of Israelis and 57 percent of Palestinians were found to support a two-state solution; 24 percent of Israelis and 29 percent of Palestinians were found to support a bi-national state; and 30 percent of Israelis and 26 percent of Palestinians supported a confederation. Twenty-one percent of Israelis and 18 percent of Palestinians felt a confederation would be the most difficult solution; 29 percent of Israelis and 32 percent of Palestinians felt a two-state solution would be the most difficult solution; and 38 percent of ...
..., Director of the Ramallahbased polling group Near East Consulting, said the growing Palestinian supp...
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As a new administration in Washington seeks to revive the peace processin Israel, the demographic question has again moved front and center. Proponents of the argument that demography mandates concessions might be sincere, but they get the science wrong. Not only does demography not show an imminent Jewish minority in Israel, but even a cursory look at Palestinian numbers shows just how false and politically motivated recent Palestinian surveys are.
... sort oîaliya (migration to Israel) in the near future?"18 Two years later, though, just such a mi... poll conducted by the Near East Consulting Corporation in the Gaza Strip reveals an even high...
The proposed East End park near Dixie and Nancy streets, stalled and pretty much considered a lost cause for a year or more, has gained new life after owners of the last remaining parcel agreed to sell their property. The Charleston Urban Renewal Authority has a verbal agreement to buy the landlocked 1.4-acre parcel, sometimes called Hobo Jungle, at 537-539 Nancy St. CURA board members are expected Wednesday to hire a consulting firm to do final design work on the park.
PLOTTING IN PAKISTAN Pakistani Ambassador Husain Haqqani, one of the most respected foreign envoys in Washington, has offered to resign over a controversy that involves a shadowy appeal to a top U.S. military official for help in removing the powerful chiefs of Pakistan's army and spy service.
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Secular and nationalistic like the overwhelming majority of the diaspora, Fateah is also viewed as corrupt and stealing from the people. Therefore, it was an understandable response to these despicable behaviors for Palestinian' voters to hand [Fatah] a much-needed pummeling at the ballot box in January 2006. Instead of graciously losing and understanding why it lost, Fatah took on the unflattering role of "sore losers." Hopes that democracy would prevail in Palestinian society were shattered. Back to Fatah ... the Fatahaffiliated "General Intelligence" reportedly abducted a Palestinian journalist with sympathies for Hamas immediately after setting him free on the order of the Palestinian High Court of Justice. Nabli Shaath (L), the head of a Fatah delegation in Cairo, talks to Egyptian...
... takeover? According to the Ramallah-based Near East Consulting, 70 percent of the 1.5 million peo...
Hotel industry watcher Mark Eble, regional vice president for Philadelphia-based PKF Consulting Corp., said brands are asking more of owners and sending brand mandates out more often. At the Marriott East, near the intersection of interstates 70 and 465, Florida-based owner Joseph Schwarz is investing $7.5 million to build a six-story addition that will add 60 rooms and 8,500 square feet of meeting space.
Residents of East Jerusalem began voting with their feet when politicians began discussing the possibility of dividing Jerusalem prior to the Annapolis Conference in 2007. Only about 12,000 East Jerusalemites had applied for citizenship since 1967 (out of some 250,000), but 3,000 new applications flooded Israel's Ministry of Interior in the four months prior to the meeting (Ronny Shaked, "Thousands of Palestinians apply for Israeli citizenship," Ynetnews.com, November 7, 2007). If they put a border here, we'll move to Haifa and Tbl Aviv. You'll have 50,000 people who live here leaving East Jerusalem in minutes," declared Jamil Sanduqa, head of the refugee camp's local council (Joshua Mitnick, "Better the Devil You Know," Jerusalem Report, Nov. 12, 2007). He wrote: "I cannot argue with ...
... Palestinian Authority would like to leave (Near East Consulting, Bulletin # 11:12, Dec. 2007 ). By...
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