As President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meet yet again to discuss a resolution to the Israel-Gaza War, majorities in both Israel and Palestine remain doubtful about the prospects of a permanent peace.

Just 21% of Israelis expressed the belief that they would achieve a permanent peace with the Palestinians, according to a recent Gallup survey. A further 23% in the West Bank and East Jerusalem said the same.

The survey did not question Gazans due to the ongoing bombardment of the region.

Notably, support for a two-state solution remains below majority status. Just 33% of Palestinians support a two-state solution, with 55% opposing such a move. In Israel, support for a two-state solution stands at 27%, with 63% opposing it.

As of press time, Netanyahu had arrived at the White House to meet with Trump.

Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent at Just the News. Follow him on X.