Less than one in six Israeli Jews has faith that the two-state solution can serve as a viable path to peace between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
The number of Israeli Jews who believe that the two-state solution can offer a viable path to ending the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians has fallen to the lowest level on record, according to a new poll published this week.
The survey was conducted by the Pew Research Center, polling 998 Israeli Jewish and Arab adults from February 5 through March 11.
Since 2013, Pew has tracked support for the two-state solution and Palestinian statehood, asking Israeli Jews and Arabs if they believe there is anyway that Israel and a Palestinian state could coexist peacefully.
