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Newsletters and Opinion Surveys on the Refugee Issue

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Newsletters

ANERA Newsletter (current and previous issues, via ANERA)

Al-Majdal (BADIL's quarterly newsletter)

Refugee News (September 1997) special issue on the Palestinians (via RN)

Shaml Newsletter (current and previous issues, via Shaml)

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Opinion Surveys (selected)

CPRS Polls. "Public Opinion Poll #17: Elections, Negotiations, Strike, Refugee Camps, Criticism of the PNA," Survey Research Unit, May 18-20, 1995.

CPRS Polls. "Public Opinion Poll #45: The Peace Process, Israeli Debate about Refugees, Safe Passage, Events in Nazareth, Refugees in Lebanon, Hamas and Jordan, Corruption and Democracy, Elections for the President and Vice-president, and Political Affiliation," Survey Research Unit, 2-4 December 1999.

Dr. Daneels, Isabelle. "Palestinian Refugees and the Peace Process: An Analysis of Public Opinion Surveys in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip," Oxfam GB & JMCC (Joint Project), January 2001.

Lerner, Aaron. "Beilin Pushed for Palestinian Poll of his Plan," IMRA, 2 January 1997.

PSR. "Israeli Public Opinion Poll # 1: Results of Israeli Public Opinion Poll," Survey Research Unit, 27-31 July 2000.

PSR. "RESULTS OF PSR REFUGEES' POLLS IN THE WEST BANK/GAZA STRIP, JORDAN AND LEBANON ON REFUGEES' PREFERENCES AND BEHAVIOR IN A PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI PERMANENT REFUGEE AGREEMENT," Survey Research Unit, January-June 2003.

PSR. "Public Opinion Poll # 10: WHILE A MAJORITY OPPOSES E GENEVA DOCUMENT, PALESTINIAN ATTITUDES VARY REGARDING ITS CORE COMPONENTS: A LARGE MAJORITY OPPOSES THE REFUGEE SOLUTION AND THE RESTRICTIONS ON PALESTINIAN SOVEREIGNTY, BUT A MAJORITY ENDORSES EQUAL TERRITORIAL SWAPS AND THE DEPLOYMENT OF A MULTINATIONAL FORCE," Survey Research Unit, 4-9 December 2003.

PSR. "Poll # 1 - Joint Press Release: ISRAELIS AND PALESTINIANS SUPPORT THE PEACE PROCESS AND RECONCILIATION BUT ARE LESS WILLING TO PAY THE PRICE THAN THEIR LEADERS," Survey Research Unit, July 2000.

PSR. "Poll # 2 - Joint Press Release: 'PESSIMISM' UNDERSCORES FINDINGS OF NEW ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN PUBLIC OPINION POLL," Survey Research Unit, July 2001.

PSR. "Poll # 6 - Joint Press Release: IMPORTANT BUT FRAGILE PRAGMATIC SHIFTS IN PALESTINIAN AND ISRAELI PUBLIC OPINION TOWARD THE INTIFADA AND THE PEACE PROCESS," Survey Research Unit, November 2002.

PSR. "Poll # 7 - Joint Press Release: Stable majorities of the Israeli and Palestinians publics support the Quartet's roadmap. Abu Mazin's nomination as Prime Minister increases optimism about return to negotiations," Survey Research Unit, April 2003.

PSR. "Poll # 8 - Joint Press Release: MAJORITY SUPPORT AMONG PALESTINIANS AND ISRAELIS FOR ROADMAP AND FOR A MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF ISRAEL AS THE STATE OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE AND PALESTINE AS THE STATE OF THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE BUT EACH PUBLIC MISPERCEIVES THE POSITION OF THE OTHER," Survey Research Unit, June 2003.

Tami Steinmetz Center for Peace Research. "Peace Index: August 2003," (focus on refugees) August 2003..

PSR. "Poll # 10 - Joint Press Release: ISRAELIS AND PALESTINIANS ARE LUKEWARM AND FAR APART ON THE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE GENEVA DOCUMENT," Survey Research Unit, 4-9 December 2003.

PSR. "Poll # 12 - Joint Press Release: ISRAELIS AND PALESTINIANS SUPPORT THE EGYPTIAN INITIATIVE AND THE DEPLOYMENT OF INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE IN THE GAZA STRIP AFTER ISRAEL'S WITHDRAWAL AS PART OF SHARON'S DISENGAGEMENT PLAN," Survey Research Unit, July 2004.

For a longer listing of polling data on Palestinian and Israeli public opinion, see:

PCPSR in particular has near-monthly polls on Palestinian political issues, most of which touch upon either refugee attitudes or Palestinian attitudes towards the peace process.

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