The majority of young Israelis and Palestinians believe the conflict between their peoples "will never end", according to a survey published Thursday by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Sixty five percent of Israeli millennials surveyed and 52 percent of their Palestinian counterparts said they expected the conflict to continue in perpetuity, the ICRC said in a statement.
According to Agence France Presse, it said they were the most pessimistic of a series of war-affected populations surveyed in a global poll of more than 16,000 people aged between 20 and 35.
The global poll found more than half feared there would be a nuclear attack in the next decade.
"In general, the results indicate that millennials are nervous about the future, and heightened tensions in the Middle East are likely to deepen these fears," the ICRC said in a statement.
The simmering conflict has been ongoing for decades and there are currently no peace talks between Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
Israel occupied the West Bank and east Jerusalem in a 1967 war and later annexed the flashpoint holy city in a move never recognized by the international community.
Gaza's Hamas rulers and allied militant groups have fought three wars with Israel since 2008.
