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Titolo: Poll: Most Israelis back direct talks with Hamas on Shalit

Poll: Most Israelis back direct talks with Hamas on Shalit  
 
By Yossi Verter, Haaretz Correspondent  
 
 
Sixty-four percent of Israelis say the government must hold direct talks
with the Hamas government in Gaza toward a cease-fire and the release of
captive soldier Gilad Shalit. Less than one-third (28 percent) still
opposes such talks. 
The figures were obtained in a Haaretz-Dialog poll conducted Tuesday under
the supervision of Professor Camil Fuchs of Tel Aviv University. 
According to the findings, Israelis are fed up with seven years of Qassam
rockets falling on Sderot and the communities near Gaza, as well as the
fact that Shalit has been held captive for more than a year and a half. 
 
 
An increasing number of public figures, including senior officers in the
Israel Defense Forces' reserves, have expressed similar positions on talks
with Hamas. 
It now appears that this opinion is gaining traction in the wider public,
which until recently vehemently rejected such negotiations. 
The survey also showed that Likud voters are much more moderate than their
Knesset representatives. About half (48 percent) support talks with Hamas. 
In Kadima, 55 percent are for talks, while among Labor voters, the number
jumps to 72 percent. 
With regard to Tuesday's High Court ruling rejecting petitions against
ex-president Moshe Katsav's plea bargain, about half of those polled said
the decision was not justified. 
Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch, who was part of a minority
position against the plea bargain, can thus take some comfort that many
people are with her. About one-third of those polled supported the
majority opinion in favor of the plea bargain. 
On the suspended sentence and fine Katsav is likely to receive, about half
of those asked (47 percent) said the sentence was not harsh enough, as
opposed to 29 percent who said the punishment was "fitting," and 8 percent
who said it was "too harsh." 
 
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 Poll: Most Israelis back direct talks with Hamas on Shalit  
Il presidente della repubblica italiana, il comunista Giorgio Napolitano 
  ha detto:
No all'antisemitismo "anche quando esso
si travesta da antisionismo".
"Antisionismo", ha detto il capo dello stato, "significa negazione della 
fonte ispiratrice dello stato ebraico, delle ragioni della sua nascita, 
ieri, e della sua sicurezza oggi, al di là dei governi che si alternano 
nella guida di Israele".

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è interessante far vedere che in questo ng i paladini difensori delle
porcate di Tel Aviv siano dei fascisti italiani e ungheresi come arduino e
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 Arduino ha scritto:
Il presidente della repubblica italiana, il comunista Giorgio Napolitano 
  ha detto:
No all'antisemitismo "anche quando esso
si travesta da antisionismo".
"Antisionismo", ha detto il capo dello stato, "significa negazione della 
fonte ispiratrice dello stato ebraico, delle ragioni della sua nascita, 
ieri, e della sua sicurezza oggi.

Poll: Most Israelis back direct talks with Hamas on Shalit 
By Yossi Verter, Haaretz Correspondent 
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