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INSS Survey in the West Bank: What Did the Institute Want to Say to Israel and the Palestinians?

The Israeli National Security Studies Institute (INSS) survey not only monitors the positions of Palestinians in the West Bank but also aims to convey a political and security message supported by the survey results to the Israeli decision-makers, indicating: The genocide in Gaza and the erasure war in the West Bank, as described by the B'Tselem organization.

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Monday, 21 September 2026 at 06:06·7 minutes read

INSS Survey in the West Bank: What Did the Institute Want to Say to Israel and the Palestinians?

Source: Ma'an News Agency

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