A new poll conducted for Maariv investigated what Israelis believe will end the repeated rounds of fighting with Gaza terror groups.
According to the poll, two relatively popular solutions are the government taking a policy of targeted eliminations (30%) and a long-term ceasefire with international guarantors (26%).
Just 16% of respondents believed that retaking Gaza would be a good long-term solution.

Among residents of southern Israel, who suffer rocket fire more frequently than other Israelis, 30% believe that retaking Gaza would be a good long-term solution, while 28% support targeted eliminations. Forty-one percent of Israelis living in Jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria support targeted eliminations.
However, 35% of those living in the Tel Aviv area and 32% of those living in Haifa and northern Israel prefer a long-term ceasefire with international guarantors.