First, this separates out only settlers beyond the fence, not the entire West Bank.

It appears from the poll that only 35% are willing to leave (25% immediately) - at least, unless the settlers have some other reason to reject that specific proposal of money compensation for moving.

The overall figures for Israelis are much higher, which may imply that support for it is higher among fenced-in settlers too, but I'm not sure what that would imply for a plan valid for the fenced-in settlements.

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One whose delusions are out of fashion.}