Poll: 55% Warn Lebanon, 28% Renew talks now with Syria
Aaron Lerner Date: 19 November 2004

Teleseker - for Maariv
531 Adult Israelis (including Israeli Arabs) week of 19 November

48% Satisfied with Sharon
63% Feel personally secure
58% Favor disengagement

When the day comes and Sharon retires from politics who of the following
would you like to see heading the Likud?
Total: Mofaz 26% Netanyahu 22% Olmert 12% Shalom 6%
Likud voters: Mofaz 32% Netanyahu 32% Olmert 6% Shalom 6%

If in the next elections Netanyahu and Barak run heading their parties, who
would you prefer as prime minister?
Netanyahu 45% Barak 30%

And if it is Mofaz vs. Barak?
Mofaz 57% Barak 24%

Similarly, after Peres retires from politics, who of the following would you
like to see heading the Labor Party?
Total: Vilnai 24% Barak 17% Perez 14% Ben Eliezer 13%
Labor Voters: Vilnai 18% Barak 14% Peretz 13% Ben Eliezer 18%

What do you live in:
Private home 32% Apartment 59%

Do you own or rent?
Own 58% Parents own the house/apartment 22% Rent 15%

Should Israel respond to Lebanon for the fired Katyusha rockets or continue
to warn Lebanon?
React now 42% Warn-don't respond 55%

In recent months Syrian president Assad announced a number of times that he
wishes to resume diplomatic negotiations with Israel without preconditions.
In response prime minister Sharon announced that Syria first must remove the
terror organizations from Damascus and control Hezbollah. What do you think?
Renew negotiations 28% Wait for conditions fulfilled 65%
Oppose negotiations under any circumstances 5%

Recently a three-way deal has been proposed according to which Marwan
Barghouti is released from Israeli prison in return for the release of
Jonathan Pollard by the US and Azzam Azzam by the Egyptians. Do you support
such a deal?
Support 31% Oppose 51% Other 18%

[IMRA: A Dahaf poll published in Yediot Ahronot today found that without
such a deal 81% oppose the release of Barghouti]

Maariv 19 November 2004

Dr. Aaron Lerner, Director IMRA (Independent Media Review & Analysis)
(mail POB 982 Kfar Sava)
Tel 972-9-7604719/Fax 972-3-7255730
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