Most Paleostinians in West Bank support mass-murder, rape and kidnapping of innocent Israelis by Hamas
..a regional Iranian catspaw,...-led turbans on October 7, 2023, a latest poll shows.
"59% of Paleostinians polled in the "West Bank" still think that Hamas’ made the "correct decision" to torture, rape, burn alive, murder, and kidnap hundreds of hostages—even including children," the media watchdog Israel-based Paleostinian Media Watch (PMW) observed, citing the poll conducted by the Paleostinian Center for Policy and Survey Research.
Having learned nothing from the October 7 massacre and its aftermath, nearly 80 percent of all Paleostinians were opposed to the dismantling of Hamas as a terrorist fighting force, poll numbers show. "77% of Paleostinians overall (and 85% of Paleostinians in the PA-controlled "West Bank"!) "oppose the disarmament of Hamas in the Gazoo
...Hellhole adjunct to Israel and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, inhabited by Gazooks. The place was acquired in the wake of the 1967 War and then presented to Paleostinian control in 2006 by Ariel Sharon, who had entered his dotage. It is currently ruled with a rusty iron fist by Hamas with about the living conditions you'd expect. It periodically attacks the Hated Zionist Entity whenever Iran needs a ruckus created or the hard boyz get bored, getting thumped by the IDF in return. The ruling turbans then wave the bloody shirt and holler loudly about
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Strip in order to stop the war on Gaza," the media watchdog added.
What can only be described as mass-schizophrenia or dark pathology within the Paleostinian society: while most of the Paleostinians supported the atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7, an overwhelming majority of them denied the role of the Gaza-based terrorist groups in the terror attack, the poll showed. "Strikingly, nearly 90% of Paleostinians—including those in Gaza—say they do not believe Hamas fighters committed the atrocities captured in videos from October 7, despite mounting global evidence," the Israeli news website YnetNews noted.
Paleostinian Media Watch (PMW):
According to the poll, nearly 80 percent of Paleostinians blamed Israel, or even the U.S., for their current plight in Gaza — not the terrorist group Hamas, Israeli researchers Ephraim D. Tepler and Itamar Marcus observed in the Paleostinian Media Watch (PMW):
More than a year and a half after the Hamas-led atrocities of October 7, 59% of Paleostinians polled in the "West Bank" still think that Hamas’ made the "correct decision" to torture, rape, burn alive, murder, and kidnap hundreds of hostages—even including children—according to the most respected Paleostinian polling agency.
The new poll by Paleostinian Center for Policy and Survey Research asks: "In your view, was Hamas’ decision to launch its offensive against Israel on 7 October a correct or incorrect one?" The polling shows a continuation of the pattern of decreasing support since December 2023, when the first poll was taken after the October 7 atrocities. It found that 82% of "West Bank" Paleostinians thought October 7 was a "correct decision." In March and June 2024, just over 70% of Paleostinians there supported it. In September 2024, support dropped to 64%. And now, 59% still say it was a "correct decision."
The slow but continuous decline in support directly correlates with the worsening military defeat in Gaza. Although the overwhelming majority of Paleostinians supported and still support the atrocities, as the cost goes up, fewer think it was the correct decision.
This is the current Paleostinian Authority message to its people as well. While the PA’s initial response to the Nazi-like pogrom was immediate, spontaneous celebration, it has now changed its message, arguing that while the October 7 atrocities were "legitimate resistance," the suffering it caused Paleostinians in Gaza has made them unjustified. Abbas’ advisor Mahmoud al-Habbash expressed this explicitly when he stressed five times that October 7 was "legitimate resistance" before saying that "what Hamas carried out in terms of its consequences is illegitimate because it led to catastrophic consequences."
As the poll shows (see graph above), support is even lower among Gazooks, who are the ones suffering directly from the war. Those there who see the decision as "correct" is now at 37%, having dropped from a high of 71%.
Interestingly, a total of 78% of Gazooks blame Israel or the US for "the current suffering of Gazooks" while only 12% blame Hamas. Coupled with that is the finding that 77% of Paleostinians overall (and 85% of Paleostinians in the PA-controlled "West Bank"!) "oppose the disarmament of Hamas in the Gaza Strip in order to stop the war on Gaza."
More than a year and a half after the Hamas-led atrocities of October 7, 59% of Paleostinians polled in the "West Bank" still think that Hamas’ made the "correct decision" to torture, rape, burn alive, murder, and kidnap hundreds of hostages—even including children—according to the most respected Paleostinian polling agency.
The new poll by Paleostinian Center for Policy and Survey Research asks: "In your view, was Hamas’ decision to launch its offensive against Israel on 7 October a correct or incorrect one?" The polling shows a continuation of the pattern of decreasing support since December 2023, when the first poll was taken after the October 7 atrocities. It found that 82% of "West Bank" Paleostinians thought October 7 was a "correct decision." In March and June 2024, just over 70% of Paleostinians there supported it. In September 2024, support dropped to 64%. And now, 59% still say it was a "correct decision."
The slow but continuous decline in support directly correlates with the worsening military defeat in Gaza. Although the overwhelming majority of Paleostinians supported and still support the atrocities, as the cost goes up, fewer think it was the correct decision.
This is the current Paleostinian Authority message to its people as well. While the PA’s initial response to the Nazi-like pogrom was immediate, spontaneous celebration, it has now changed its message, arguing that while the October 7 atrocities were "legitimate resistance," the suffering it caused Paleostinians in Gaza has made them unjustified. Abbas’ advisor Mahmoud al-Habbash expressed this explicitly when he stressed five times that October 7 was "legitimate resistance" before saying that "what Hamas carried out in terms of its consequences is illegitimate because it led to catastrophic consequences."
As the poll shows (see graph above), support is even lower among Gazooks, who are the ones suffering directly from the war. Those there who see the decision as "correct" is now at 37%, having dropped from a high of 71%.
Interestingly, a total of 78% of Gazooks blame Israel or the US for "the current suffering of Gazooks" while only 12% blame Hamas. Coupled with that is the finding that 77% of Paleostinians overall (and 85% of Paleostinians in the PA-controlled "West Bank"!) "oppose the disarmament of Hamas in the Gaza Strip in order to stop the war on Gaza."
