This part is unclear:

Submitted by Anon (Israel), Aug 7, 2017 at 17:04

"Confirming this point, note the dramatic change in attitudes over just two years. Asked if two states means the "end the conflict" or whether it must continue "until all of historic Palestine is liberated," West Bankers vote 35 to 55 percent in favor of continued conflict, while Gazans vote 47 to 44 percent in favor of resolution. "

What does "35 to 55" signify? 35 today vs 55 two years ago or vice versa or perhaps something else? If the Gazan vote two years ago was 2-1 in favor of destroying Israel then what do the figures "47 to 44" mean?

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