Midgam conducted a poll that was broadcast by the Knesset Channel on September 15 2016.
Do you think the status-quo on religion and state issues is justified?
67% Yes, 26% No, 7% Don’t know
In cases where there is a conflict between the laws of the states and the laws of Halacha, which should determine the law?
70% State, 22% Halacha, 8% Don’t know
Are you for public transportation on Shabbat in places where there is no high concentration of religious and Haredi populations?
73% Yes, 22% No, 5% Don’t know
Are you for opening stores on the Sabbath where there is no high concentration of religious and Haredi populations?
67% Yes, 25% No, 5% Don’t know, 3% Only in Tel Aviv
Is it justified to have the train work on every Sabbath to make sure the trains can run the rest of the week?
72% Yes, 21% No, 7% Don’t know
Is Netanyahu giving in to the Haredim on train work on the Sabbath going to increase in your opinion the Haredi demands to change the status quo?
64% Yes, 24% No, 12% Don’t know
Does it encourage you that Netanyahu accepted the public opinion and allowed work on the Sabbath or does it presents fears that he would accept public opinion in a non-justified way in other areas where the public is not an expert?
49% Worried, 31% Encouraged, 20% Don’t know
Jeremy's Knesset Insider 
Wow! What biased questions!
Exactly, which is why polls on religious issue taken by secular sources should not be trusted.
Should conversion be made easier – obvious answer yes
Should everyone be allowed to pray at the wall – obvious answer yes
Are Rabbis too strict – Obvious answer yes
There is no understanding nor respect of halacha in such question.
These idiots are better off asking question about the secular courts who meddle in areas in which they have no business
With all due respect to the founding fathers of our state.our beginning started long before.the whole existence of our land,is due only to the tora.therefore no other law or humane will can justify any chage of the law of the halachot.