In the newest iteration of our War-Time Street Pulse series, we take a comparative look at the social and political psychology between Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza in light of the war in Gaza. The data collection was conducted between March 3 - 10, 2024. Some findings of this research are contingent on the events that are still unfolding, and may change over the course of the war.

This is the third publication in our War-Time Street Pulse conducted in the West Bank. Building on the second iteration, the data collection for this iteration was conducted between March 3 - 10, 2024. It looks comparatively at the new data and data from both the December an October polls to account for changes and developments over the course of the war in Gaza. Some of the findings in this report are contingent on the events that are still unfolding and may change over the course of the war.

This second street pulse looks comparatively at new data and data from the October poll to account for changes and developments. It also looks at Palestinian preferences for a post-war strategy. Data collection took place between December 13 - 20, 2023. Some findings of this research are contingent on the events that are unfolding, and may change over the course of the war.

This street pulse explores the social and political psychology of Palestinians in the West Bank in light of the escalation of violence which began in October 7th 2023 on the Israel-Gaza border. Data collection took place between October 23-27, 2023. Some findings of this research are contingent on the events that are still unfolding, and may change over the course of the war.

The research at hand is the first of its kind in Palestine in terms of its complexity and magnitude. Our sample is made of 2,256 respondents from across the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem, collected at 62 localities using random stratified sampling. The research uses international best practices to understand political orientation in Palestine today.