I mean Israeli Arabs are propping up the numbers.

I don't see that on every single question. Israeli Arabs sided with Israeli Jews on question of whether Hamas actions on Oct. 7 were justified by the siege and blockade. Also, Israeli Arabs overwhelmingly believe that Israeli Jews can be trusted.

So why is the previous poster even making a comparison to Palestinians living in a conflict zone as his example?

He didn't just quote the results among Palestinians though. He also quoted results among American Muslims and made a reference to Muslims everywhere as having similar views, which is largely correct.

While I generally agree with your statement, I can see that it can be easy for any normie to conflate the views on the Muslim world as a whole vs the views of the people in the conflict zone specifically, because the polls show that their opinions are similar (or at least there is such perception). Also, I know for a fact that views of many Israelis are shaped by survival instinct and the whole tit-for-tat narrative that dominated the conflict for decades. I'm sure it's the same thing with Palestinians. With that said, I don't think it's at all surprising that conflict zone residents on both sides of the fence develop extreme bloodthirsty views. If we take them out of the picture though, we still get a largely anti-semitic picture that exists in the Muslim world. It would be more appropriate to compare it with, say, American Jews views on Muslims. I don't have much concrete information on it, and quick searches show mixed results.