Most Palestinians support Hamas attacks

 Newsmax:

Ninety-three percent of Palestinians say they believe Hamas did not commit atrocities during its mass invasion of southern Israel on Oct. 7, and 72% support the attack, according to recent polling conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PCPSR).

The survey of 1,580 Palestinians in Gaza, Judea, and Samaria was conducted March 5-10. The margin of error is 3%.

Notably, among Palestinians who watched videos of the atrocities filmed by the perpetrators themselves, 81% still did not believe they were committed.

Only one in five Palestinians has seen such videos, according to the survey.

During the Oct. 7 invasion, 1,200 people, mostly civilians, were killed, thousands more wounded and 253 kidnapped to Gaza. Terrorists committed acts of mass rape, necrophilia, beheadings, torture, mutilation, desecration of corpses, and other atrocities.

Palestinian support for the Oct. 7 attack is virtually unchanged since the last poll was conducted three months ago, with 71% calling Hamas's decision to launch it "correct."

The results do, however, show a difference between respondents in the Gaza Strip and in Judea and Samaria. In Gaza, support for the attack rose by 14 points since December, to 71%. In Judea and Samaria, support for the invasion dropped 11 points, also to 71%.
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Are the majority of Palestinians really that willfully ignorant?  Israel's response to the mass murder attack has been to invade Gaza and attempt to irradicate the perps.  

See also:

Gaza Gunmen Holed Up in Al Shifa ER, Israeli Military Spokesperson Says

And:

 Over 70 Percent of Palestinians Support Hamas’s October 7 Terror Attack: Poll

And:

 Biden is throwing Israel under the bus to appease genocidal antisemitic voters

And:

 Hamas' No 3, reported dead, was 'nightmare' for Israel

And:

 Israel seizes trove of intelligence on Hamas in Gaza offensive, with U.S. help

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