Keir Starmer has announced that the UK government will recognise Palestine as an independent state a) unless Israel agrees to a full ceasefire, allows aid in to Gaza, commits not to annex the West Bank, and commits to the two-state solution in the long run and b) so long as Hamas also agrees to a ceasefire, releases all remaining hostages, fully disarms, and plays no role in governing Gaza. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

Keir Starmer has announced that the UK government will recognise Palestine as an independent state a) unless Israel agrees to a full ceasefire, allows aid in to Gaza, commits not to annex the West Bank, and commits to the two‑state solution in the long run and b) so long as Hamas also agrees to a ceasefire, releases all remaining hostages, fully disarms, and plays no role in governing Gaza. Which of the following comes closest to your view? Published on 30 July 2025 → Survey conducted on 30 July 2025 on 4350 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Should recognise Palestine as an independent state, without any conditions

28%

Should recognise Palestine as an independent state, along the lines of the conditions outlined

24%

Should not recognise Palestinian as an independent state at all

16%

Don't know

32%

Should recognise Palestine as an independent state, without any conditions

28%

Should recognise Palestine as an independent state, along the lines of the conditions outlined

24%

Should not recognise Palestinian as an independent state at all

16%

Don't know

32%

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