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Palestinian interestsThe Jerusalem Post
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Nearly 40% of Palestinians based in the West Bank and east Jerusalem believe that the war against Hamas is serving Palestinian national interests, according to a survey conducted by the Jerusalem Media and Communication Center.
Over half expected Hamas to maintain control over the Gaza Strip once the war concluded.
The majority of respondents ( 41.4% ) believed the war would end in favor of Hamas .
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