Sixty-two percent of the public thinks Israel should capitalize on recent strikes on Hezbollah to attack Iran before US elections, poll indicates.

Pew polled 1,001 Israeli adults (Jewish and Arab) in Hebrew and Arabic from March 3 to April 4, excluding residents of Gaza and Judea and Samaria.

A recent DailyMail.com poll exposes a troubling trend as one in five young Americans express a positive view of positive view of 9/11 mastermind and Al Qaeda founder Osama Bin Laden.

52% of Palestinians approve of 'armed struggle' against Israel, according to survey.

Seventy percent of the Jewish public feel a historical connection to Judea and Samaria, 63% an emotional connection, and 48% a religious connection.

Survey published by Israel's Diaspora Ministry finds 69% of Israeli Jews feel they share a common destiny with Jews in the Diaspora.

Seventy-one percent of Palestinians support the terrorist attack in which Israeli Jewish brothers Hallel and Yagel Yaniv were murdered, according to public opinion poll.

Terrorists Ismail Haniyeh and Marwan Barghouti would trounce Mahmoud Abbas if elections were held today.

Public opinion poll shows 59% of Palestinians oppose relations with Israel, 55% oppose security coordination, and 52% oppose peace negotiations.

A new poll published by the Israel Democracy Institute and the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research shows simultaneously how much - and how little - Israelis and Palestinians agree with each other, depending on the issue.

An astounding one-third of Americans believe boycotting Israel is justified and constitutes a legitimate means of applying political pressure on the Jewish State, according to a yet-to-be-released Ipsos survey, Israel’s Channel 2 reported.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is the 10th-most-admired person in the United States, according to the “World’s Most Admired 2016” YouGov poll that gauged the popularity of famous people in 30 different countries.

The American public's support for Israel is stronger than ever and even increasing, the latest poll on the subject shows.

A new Gallup survey shows that US President Barack Obama received very low approval ratings on his management of the Iran nuclear deal.

Many US citizens approve of the deal formulating with Iran regarding its nuclear aspirations, but few trust Tehran to carry through with its commitments, a poll shows.