Half of ‘Israelis’ Don’t Harbor Hopes on Biden’s Administration

By Staff, Agencies

The day before US President Joe Biden's inauguration, the ‘Israeli’ entity’s so-called Institute for ‘National Security Studies’ [INSS] published a comprehensive study, according to which about half of the ‘Israelis’ think that he will not succeed in making significant progress related to their so-called ‘peace’ process with the Palestinians.

Relatively, about half find that ‘Israel’ will be able to cope well with the reduction of American support.    

The survey also found that the Zionists view nuclear Iran as the most significant threat, and support taking action against it, but preferably in coordination with the US.

Also, the majority of the occupation entity’s public supports the continuation and even the increasing of military operations on the northern front. The research polled more than 1,000 settlers from all sectors in the occupied territories.

In response to the question of whether Biden will be able to make significant progress in the ‘peace’ process with the Palestinians, 30% of ‘Israelis’ answered yes, while 52% said no.

According to the survey, 51% of ‘Israelis’ think that a so-called two-state solution is not achievable, 35% think that it is only possible in the distant future, and only 6% think that it is possible in the near future.