A recent poll by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PSR) indicates a significant decline in support for Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel, with 57% of Gazans now believing it was a mistake, a stark contrast to previous polls where support was over 50%. In the West Bank, 64% still back the decision, though this figure has also decreased. The ongoing conflict has resulted in over 41,000 Palestinian deaths, leading to widespread destruction and displacement in Gaza. Confidence in Hamas's potential victory has diminished, with only 28% of Gazans expecting their success, compared to 48% earlier. The poll reflects a broader sentiment among Gazans favoring Palestinian Authority control over Gaza post-conflict, with support for Hamas declining to 36%. Despite allegations of PSR poll manipulation by Hamas, the center maintains the integrity of its findings, emphasizing that support for the attack does not equate to endorsement of violence against civilians.