COUNCIL FOR A SECURE AMERICA RELEASES ISRAELI OPINION SURVEY ON OCTOBER 7th WAR, PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AND FUTURE SECURITY ISSUES
Survey Release is in Conjunction with the Council's New 500 Day Report on the Israel-Hamas-Hezbollah War
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey released today by the Council for a Secure America (CSA), a leading non-profit organization focused on promoting U.S. national energy security interests and the importance of the Abraham Accords, reveals that a majority of Israelis similarly oppose a two-state solution following Hamas's October 7th attack. Similar to CSA's July 2024 polling, Israelis believe that maintaining strong relations with the United States should be a top priority (96%), while the majority of Israelis (79%) strongly support the Abraham Accords and reject the concept of a two-state solution (64%).
The Israeli public opinion survey data HERE was collected in Hebrew from February 2-4, 2025, and July 8-10, 2024, for CSA by Panels LTD, which has conducted over 10,000 surveys in Israel since 2006. The data, utilizes a weighted socio-demographic quota of age, gender, geography, heritage and religiosity based on the most up-to-date data from the Israeli Bureau of Statistics, spans different demographic and religious categories, which often contain varying results in each. The survey also encompasses how Israelis see the future from economic and security perspectives and addresses the potential expansion of the Abraham Accords.
"The Council champions the ideals of national energy security and importance of the Abraham Accords and their critical impact on geopolitical security, investment and global trade," said Jennifer Sutton, Executive Director, Council for a Secure America. "The importance of the research data collected and compiled is important to our mission as it allows our organization the ability to fully understand and engage our members, Congressional offices, media and third parties with invaluable information focused on public opinion in regards to U.S. and Israeli policy, regional developments and the ongoing war," added Sutton.
In conjunction with the survey, CSA, released a detailed report coinciding with the 500-day milestone of the war, which analyses the current overall environment of the region, including demographic, economic and geopolitical information.
CSA's War Report HERE is part of a series of research tools the Council has initiated to provide key audiences accurate and relevant data on the importance of domestic energy production and technologies to American and Israeli commercial sectors. Key points in the most recent report are the second stage of the ceasefire and an overview of phase one of the hostage negotiations and potential implications.
"CSA is committed to promoting critical energy security issues in the United States and in promoting peace in the Middle East through the success of the Abraham accords," said Sutton. "By bringing awareness of these issues through our research products, events and outreach to educate key stakeholders we continue to bring multi-faceted awareness to complex and evolving challenges that the US and Israel face."
The report is used and cited by Members of Congress, media, think tanks and 3rd party influencers and has been presented across the country to state and federal policymakers, major energy conferences, and various community organizations. The report pulls from over 100 mainstream media outlets and think tanks and includes hyperlinks and citations throughout the document. The information is all open source and in the public domain and can be shared or cross-posted freely.
The Council for a Secure America is a non-partisan, non-profit, 501(c)3 organization focused on educating on the critical importance of the US-Israel relationship, energy security, and the role that the Abraham Accords play in bolstering America's national security. mutual national security interests.
CSA regularly conducts briefings, educational symposia, and research on the benefits of energy security and the reasons it is in the United States' best interest to maintain a strong alliance with Israel. Since October 7th, CSA has compiled and released a constantly updated, open-source, and hyperlinked report on the Israel-Hamas war—the only report of its kind.
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SOURCE Council for a Secure America
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