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The Two-State Solution in the Political Consciousness of the Palestinian Elite

The Two-State Solution in the Political Consciousness of the Palestinian Elite

June 2026

This study explores Palestinian stakeholder perspectives on the viability of the Two-State Solution, national priorities, political representation, and the conditions needed for meaningful national dialogue. Based on a survey of **301 stakeholders across the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem**, it maps areas of consensus, divergence, and the changing political perceptions shaping possible future pathways.

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Evidence-based research through comprehensive surveys, providing data-driven insights into Palestinian society, politics, and pathways forward.

#01 The Two-State Solution in the Political Consciousness of the Palestinian Elite
June 2026

The Two-State Solution in the Political Consciousness of the Palestinian Elite

This study explores Palestinian stakeholder perspectives on the viability of the Two-State Solution, national priorities, political representation, and the conditions needed for meaningful national dialogue. Based on a survey of **301 stakeholders across the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem**, it maps areas of consensus, divergence, and the changing political perceptions shaping possible future pathways.

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#02 Palestinian Stakeholder Mapping Study
June 2024

Palestinian Stakeholder Mapping Study

The Palestinian Stakeholder Mapping Study examines the actors shaping processes, decisions, and conflict-resolution dynamics within the Palestinian context. Moving beyond traditionally recognized political leadership, the study maps a broad range of political, civil society, grassroots, professional, economic, media, international, diaspora, and other actors to better understand their roles, interests, influence, and levels of engagement.

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#03 Perspectives into The Palestinian Political System: Perceptions, Challenges, and Pathways for Reform
July 2025

Perspectives into The Palestinian Political System: Perceptions, Challenges, and Pathways for Reform

❏ This study seeks to analyze public perceptions of the Palestinian political system, focusing on its legitimacy, effectiveness, and inclusivity amid ongoing unrest and fragmentation. By collecting diverse perspectives through surveys and focus groups, the research aims to provide nuanced, evidence-based insights that can guide efforts to build a more representative, accountable, and unified political system responsive to the varied experiences and aspirations of Palestinians across regions and demographics. ❏ The Institute for Social and Economic Progress (ISEP), in cooperation with Center for Political and Strategic Studies (Roa), conducted this representative poll in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem between the 10th-19th of July, 2025.

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#04 Strengthening Governance and National Unity for a Resilient Palestinian Future
February 2025

Strengthening Governance and National Unity for a Resilient Palestinian Future

Good governance, national unity, and youth empowerment are essential for Palestinian development. However, political fragmentation, limited youth engagement, and a lack of cohesion hinder progress. Strengthening governance and fostering unity require inclusive decision-making, particularly involving youth. The diaspora remains an underutilized resource for development and national dialogue. This study offers a research-based framework to address these challenges, providing recommendations to enhance governance, unity, and youth participation while strengthening connections among Palestinians worldwide. The Institute for Social and Economic Progress (ISEP), in cooperation with Center for Political and Strategic Studies (Roa), conducted this representative poll in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem between the 1st-11th of February, 2025.

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