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Just before the Attack: How Gazans Felt about the Way Things WereQuicklink Submitted By Marta Steele 1 comment, In Series: Islam and Interfaith Issues Including Islamophobia
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A recent poll of Gazans conducted between September and October 6, 2023 reveals how Gazans felt about Hamas, their economy, and possibilities for peace in their region just hours before the attack on Israel. Ezra Klein interviews Amaney Jamal of Princeton University and the Arab Baromenter, who engineered the poll.
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