Should there be a national referendum on disengagement? (Dahaf - for Yediot Ahronot, November 19, 2004)
After Arafat's death, should the disengagement plan be continued? (Dahaf - for Yediot Ahronot, November 19, 2004)
How should the disengagement be decided? (Dahaf - for Yediot Ahronot, October 25, 2004)
Do you know what is included in the disengagement plan? (Dahaf - for Yediot Ahronot, October 25, 2004)
Do you favor the disengagement plan? (Dahaf - for Yediot Ahronot , October 25, 2004)
Are you for or against carrying out a national referendum on the plan to disengage from the Katif Bloc and Gaza Strip? (Israel TV, October 18, 2004)
And if a referendum takes place on the matter of disengagement from the Katif Bloc and Gaza Strip how would you vote? (Israel TV, October 18, 2004)
Are you concerned [IMRA: "choshesh" - "concern, fear"] that a national referendum on disengagement would be a precedent for additional national referendums on controversial matters? (Israel TV, October 18, 2004)
Do you think that the Israeli public is close or far from civil war? (Israel TV, October 18, 2004)
Would the evacuation of Jewish communities from Gaza exacerbate, reduce, wipeout, won't influence terror? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
Would the evacuation of Jewish communities from Gaza bring peace closer, farther, no difference? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
Would the evacuation of Jewish communities from Gaza increase, reduce threat of missiles on Ashqelon, Ashdod and the Negev? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
Would the evacuation of Jewish communities from Gaza accelerate, or slowdown the flow of military hardware to Palestinians? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
Would the evacuation of Jewish communities from Gaza increase, or reduce Palestinian motivation to fight Israel? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
Would the introduction of Egyptian troops to Gaza promote, undermine Israel's interests? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
Would the introduction of Egyptian troops to Gaza undermine or promote Israel's national security? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
Would the introduction of Egyptian troops to Gaza preclude or necessitate Israeli military operations against Gaza terrorism? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
Do you support, or oppose, the evacuation of Jewish communities in Gaza and northern Samaria? (Ariel Center for Policy Research, June 27, 2004)
A Maariv Teleseker TNS poll found that the prime minister is backed by 51% of the Israeli public and 61% of Likud members. Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu is only supported by 24% of the general public and 25% of Likud members. The survey also revealed that both the general public and Likud members back Sharon's disengagement plan. According to the poll, 55% of the public and 54% of Likud members support Sharon's intention to pull out of the Gaza Strip and evacuate West Bank settlements. On the same issue, Netanyahu, who in recent days criticized Sharon's plan, enjoys the support of only 32% of the public and 31% of Likud members. (Source: Maariv, June 1, 2004) If a referendum were held on the disengagement plan today and you were to take part, how would you vote? (Source: Maariv/Teleseeker Poll, May 14, 2004 - reprinted in the Washington Post, May 30, 2004)
Which of the following views do you support? (Source: Maariv/Teleseeker Poll, May 14, 2004 - reprinted in the Washington Post, May 30, 2004)
Are you for or against a unilateral withdrawal from the Gaza Strip? (Source: Machon Dahaf/ Yediot Aharanoth, May 14, 2004 - Reprinted in the Washington Post).
In your opinion, will we leave the Gaza Strip in the end? (Source: Machon Dahaf/ Yediot Aharanoth, May 14, 2004 - Reprinted in the Washington Post).
"Brain Base" ["Maagar Mochot"] under the direction of Prof. Y. Katz for Israel Radio's "Another Matter" program during the morning and afternoon 25 May [a working day that was also Shavuot Eve.] Do you support or oppose the prime minister's plan to carry out the disengagement plan in four stages where the first stage includes the evacuation of Netzarim, Kfar Darom and Morag and before every additional stage there will be a new cabinet vote? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
Would you consider the passage of the disengagement plan in the Government a violation of Ariel Sharon's decision towards the Likud members? (IMRA: Decision to honor the outcome of the Likud referendum) (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
Would you support a smaller disengagement plan that includes only the evacuation of Netzarim, Kfar Darom and Morag, without additional stages? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
Would you consider the passage of the smaller disengagement plan in the Government a violation of Ariel Sharon's decision towards the Likud members? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
Do you support or oppose the approval in principle of the disengagement plan in the Government without detailing at this stage the measures that will be taken in the future? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
Do you support or oppose the firing of ministers Sharansky and Landau by the prime minister as a measure to help him get a majority for his plan in the Government? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
Should treasury minister Binyamin Netanyahu lead the opposition to Ariel Sharon's disengagement plan? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
If the Government passes the smaller disengagement plan that includes only the evacuation of Netzarim, Kfar Darom and Morag, without additional stages, should the National Union leave the Government? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
If the Government passes the smaller disengagement
plan should the NRP leave the Government? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
If National Union and the NRP leave the Government should the Labor Party join the Government? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
And if only National Union leaves the Government should the Labor Party join the Government? (IMRA, May 27, 2004)
Likud Referendum on Sharon's Unilateral Withdrawal Plan Defeated by Vote of 59.5% against and 39.7% for (Jerusalem Post, May 3, 2004) (Registered Likud members) Will the referendum be a vote of confidence in Sharon (April 28, Dahaf/ Yediot Ahronot)
(Registered Likud members) Would the evacuation of the Gaza Strip be a precedent for the evacuation of settlements in Judea and Samaria?(April 28, Dahaf / Yediot Ahronot)
Would the disengagement reduce terror? (April 28, Dahaf / Yediot Ahronot)
Would the disengagement strengthened Israel's security? (April 28, Dahaf/Yediot Ahronot)
(Registered Likud members) How will you vote [in the Likud referendum for Sharon's unilateral disengagement plan]? (Haaretz/Dialog Poll, April 30, 2004)
(Registered Likud members) Do you intend to vote [in the Likud referendum for Sharon's unilateral disengagement plan]? (Haaretz/Dialog Poll, April 30, 2004)
(Registered Likud members) How would you vote if the referendum were a no confidence vote in Sharon? (Haaretz/Dialog Poll, April 30, 2004)
(Registered Likud members) Do you support Sharon's unilateral withdrawal plan? (Globes, April 29, 2004)
(Registered Likud members) Did you change your mind in the last few days? (Yediot Ahronot, April 22, 2004)
(Registered Likud members) What is the main reason you changed your mind? (Yediot Ahronot, April 22, 2004)
(Registered Likud members) Do you support or oppose the disengagement plan of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon? (Source: Israel Radio)
(Registered Likud members) Do you plan to go and vote in the referendum on the disengagement plan? (Source: Israel Radio)
(Registered Likud members) Of those respondents who plan to vote: (Source: Israel Radio)
(Registered Likud members) Do you think that it is justified that Likud members should decide about the disengagement plan for the nation? (Source: Israel Radio, April 21, 2004)
(Registered Likud members) For each of the following Likud ministers,do you think that their position has strengthened or weakened due to their support for the prime minister's disengagement plan? ( Israel Radio, April 21, 2004)
Shvakim Panorama for Israel Radio's "Another Matter" program - Sample of 511 registered Likud members Do you support or oppose the disengagement plan of the prime minister? (Israel Radio, April 14, 2004)
To what extent do you plan to go and vote in the referendum of Likud members on the disengagement plan of the Prime Minister? (Israel Radio, April 14, 2004)
Cross-tabulation:
Teleseker - for Maariv Registered Likud members - 14 & 15 April Do you support or oppose the disengagement plan of the prime minister? ( Maariv, April 14-15, 2004)
Cross-tabulation:
(Dahaf Poll, Registered Likud members only) Do you support or oppose the disengagement plan of the prime minister? (Yediot Ahronot)
Cross-tabulation:
What do you think the results will be? (Yediot Ahronot, April 15, 2004)
Will you vote? (Yediot Ahronot, April 15, 2004)
(Source: IMRA, April 16, 2004) Do you support the Prime Minister Sharon's unilateral separation plan as presented at the Herzliya Conference? (Israel Radio, December 24, 2003) Total:
Vote Likud:
Does Sharon intend to implement the unilateral separation plan? (Israel Radio, December 24, 2003)
Do you support Minister Ehud Olmert's plan for a unilateral withdrawal including a withdrawal from the neighborhood in eastern Jerusalem so that in the end the demographic balance will be 80% Jewish and 20% Arab? (Israel Radio, December 10, 2003)
Do you support the removal of illegal outposts? (Israel Radio, December 10, 2003)
Steinmetz Peace Index December 2003 In his speech at the Herzliya Conference the prime minister proclaimed that if the Palestinians do not cooperate in returning to diplomatic negotiations on the basis of the Road Map Israel will carry out a unilateral policy of disengagement, namely a series of actions to set a separation line, including withdrawal from Palestinian cities and evacuation of some of the settlements. In light of the difficulties in starting the negotiations with the Palestinian which of the two possibilities do you consider preferable - acting to reach an agreement with the Palestinians even if the process takes a long time or immediate unilateral disengagement from them?
Do you believe that the unilateral erection of a fence, wall or the other physical means of separation by Israel can prevent or at least significantly reduce terror attacks?
June 2002 poll by Mina Zemach 63% of Israelis support unilateral withdrawl Poll by Tel Aviv Steinmetz Center 65% of Israelis "are prepared to evacuate the settlements under a unilateral separation program." Peace Now Poll 68% of the settlers themselves would accept withdrawal if the government decided that this was in the best interests of Israel most of the settlers (77%) were attracted to the settlements by major economic incentives, not by ideological commitment. (Source: Brit Tzedek v'Shalom - The Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace) Dahaf Poll - May 6, 2002 (commissioned by Peace Now) 59% of the Jewish Israelis support a unilateral withdrawal of the Israeli army from most of the disputed territories, and dismantling most of the settlements. They believe that this will renew the peace process, and this solution gives them hope (Source: Tanya Reinhart, Yediot Aharanot) Maariv - Gallup Poll, November 2001 In absence of a peace agreement, 53 percent of Israelis said they would favour a unilateral retreat from sections of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with a redeployment of military forces in a security zone. Another 41 percent of Israelis said they opposed a unilateral withdrawal (Source: Middle East Times) |