Brief Analysis The Washington Institute conducts annual polling throughout the Arab world. Explore our latest 2023 analysis or access available data through our interactive platform. Latest Analysis In the Shadow of Hezbollah-Israel Escalation, Poll Shows Slim Majority of Lebanese Still Want Focus on Domestic Reforms over “Foreign Wars” - Catherine Cleveland New Poll Sheds Light on Saudi Views of Israel-Hamas War - Catherine Cleveland, David Pollock Polls Show Majority of Gazans Were Against Breaking Ceasefire; Hamas and Hezbollah Unpopular Among Key Arab Publics - Catherine Cleveland, David Pollock Interactive Polling Data Platform August 2023 Saudi Poll A Third of Saudis Want Business With Israel Now, Even Without Formal Ties; “Muslim Rights” Top List of Public’s Terms for Full Normalization - David Pollock July 2023 Palestinian Polling Analysis New Polling and the Legacy of the Oslo Accords - Catherine Cleveland Support for Mass Protest on the Rise in Gaza and the West Bank - Catherine Cleveland Palestinians More Positive on Abraham Accords and Open to Vying Powers Than Arab Neighbors - Frances McDonough Palestinians Surprisingly Split on Saudi-Israel Normalization - Catherine Cleveland, David Pollock March/April 2023 Arab Omnibus Polling Analysis Saudi Survey Says: Nearly Half Back “Moderate Islam”; Few Support Internal Protests or War with Iran - David Pollock, Daniel Chodorow New Poll Shows Lebanese Frustrations with Government, Iran, and Other Powers - Catherine Cleveland New Bahrain Poll Reveals Support for Russia, Entente with Iran, Split on Israel - David Pollock New Saudi Opinion Poll Shows 40 Percent Still Back Some Ties with Israel; Three-Fourths Say Rocket Fire Against Israel Will Have Negative Effects - David Pollock UAE Public Opinion: Still Friendly to United States, Split on Israel, Hostile to Iran - David Pollock New Kuwait Poll Shows Little Interest in Protests Despite Deadlock, Split Views of Global Powers - Frances McDonough Egyptians Still Lukewarm on Mass Street Protests; U.S. Trails Russia and China as Overall Partner, But Edges Out Both as Security Partner - Mohamed Abdelaziz New Public Opinion Poll: Jordanians Favor De-escalation in the Region, But Sentiment Against Israel Remains - Faris Almaari View/Print Page as PDF Share Email Alerts Sign Up To top
