The latest polls of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza that I've seen put support for a two-state solution at around 40%, which is actually an uptick lately. It had declined to around a third of Palestinians. Lately, it's gone up to about 40%. There's actually much higher support currently. Among Israeli Jews, it's only around 21%.
It's important to note that when we look at levels of public support for a two-state solution, a lot of that support depends upon whether they believe a two-state solution is feasible. In other words, when you ask, “Do you support a two-state solution?”, in many ways what they're responding to is whether they believe such a solution is possible. The major reason that support has declined over time is not that they're opposed to such a solution in principle, on either side; rather, it's because they've come to the conclusion that the other side isn't interested in such a solution.
That's why there's—