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For immediate release Philadelphia, Pa. -- As Israel and the Palestinians agree to resume peace talks, a majority of Americans endorse exclusive Israeli control of Jerusalem and believe that the Israelis are more serious about peace than the Palestinians. A poll of some one thousand registered voters, commissioned by the Middle East Quarterly and conducted by Arthur J. Finkelstein and Associates, found that, by a nearly 3-to-1 ratio, Americans want the Holy City to be governed by Israel. The poll posed more than 20 questions on the Israeli and Palestinian peace prcess and related topics to an unbiased mix of voters between September 16-18. Six out of nine respondents indicated that they read about Israel and the Middle East, while one out of nine read about the region a "great deal." Other poll results:
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