Dahaf Poll: 59% can reaching deal with new Palestinian leadership 66% they
won't fight terror
Aaron Lerner Date: 19 November 2004

Dahaf - for Yediot Ahronot
501 Adult Israelis (including Israeli Arabs) week of 19 November 2004.

Is the recession over?
Yes and won't return 6% Yes-but returning soon 3% Not over 89%

After Arafat's death, should the disengagement plan be continued?
Yes-unilaterally 25% Try for disengagement with agreement 54%
Don't disengage 17%

Is Sharon a trustworthy prime minister?
Yes 61% No 36%

Is Netanyahu a trustworthy finance minister?
Yes 42% No 57%

What grade would you give to Sharon for his performance as prime minister?
Good 68% Bad 31%

What grade would you give to Netanyahu for his performance as finance
minister?
Good 46% Bad 51%

What government would you prefer?
Current 27% Likud/Shinui/Labor 49%
Likud/Labor/Shas/Yahadut Hatorah 19%

Should there be a national referendum on disengagement?
Yes 54% No 46%

From Israel's standpoint is Abu Mazen trustworthy?
Yes 44% No 46%

Is there a reasonable chance of reaching an agreement with the new
Palestinian leadership?
Yes 59% No 39%

Will the new Palestinian leadership fight terror?
Yes 31% No 66%

Should Barghouti be released from prison in order to be able to run in the
Palestinian elections?
Yes 16% No 81%

Yediot Ahronot 19 November 2004

Dr. Aaron Lerner, Director IMRA (Independent Media Review & Analysis)
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