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Panels conducted a poll that was broadcast by the Knesset Channel on September 26 2016.

Are you satisfied or not satisfied with the conduct of Yair Lapid as Yesh Atid Chairman?

52% Satisfied, 36% Not Satisfied, 12% Don’t know

Are you satisfied or not satisfied with the conduct of Naftali Bennett as Education Minister?

50% Not Satisfied, 44% Satisfied, 6% Don’t know

Are you satisfied or not satisfied with the conduct of Avigdor Liberman as Defense Minister?

52% Not Satisfied, 37% Satisfied, 11% Don’t know

Are you satisfied or not satisfied with the conduct of Issac Herzog as Opposition Leader?

75% Not Satisfied, 12% Satisfied, 13% Don’t know

Are you satisfied or not satisfied with the conduct of  Benjamin Netanyahu as Prime Minister?

62% Not Satisfied, 31% Satisfied, 7% Don’t know

Panels conducted a poll for the Knesset Channel that was broadcast on September 19 2016.

Do you believe the statements made by Clinton about her health condition?

49% Yes, 43% No, 8% Don’t know

If what happened to Clinton would have happened to an Israeli candidate running for Prime Minister, would that cause you to consider not voting for them?

47% Doesn’t change vote, 34% Might change vote, 19% Don’t know

If you could vote in the US President Elections, who would you vote for?

43% Clinton, 39% Trump, 18% Don’t know

Which of the two do you think would be a better President for Israel?

44% Trump, 38% Clinton, 18% Don’t know

Panels conducted a poll that was broadcast by the Knesset Channel on September 12 2016.

 

Of the following people which candidate is the most suited to be Prime Minister in your eyes?

30% Netanyahu, 25% None, 24% Lapid, 7% Bennett, 6% Don’t know, 5% Herzog, 3% Liberman

Do you think that Yair Lapid is brining something new into politics or is voting for him just a protest vote to replace Netanyahu?

62% Protest vote to replace Netanyahu, 25% Bringing something new in politics, 13% Don’t know

Where would you place Yair Lapid on the political map?

45% Center, 29% Center-Left, 13% Left, 7% Don’t know, 6% Right

Does the fact that Lapid isn’t expressing himself lately on subjects of deep disagreement help him or hurt him?

43% Help, 36% Don’t know, 21% Hurt

Is Lapid’s recent decision to try and get closer to the religious and Haredi populations authentic or is a façade?

61% Façade, 23% Don’t know, 16% Authentic

If there was an election right now for Knesset would you vote for Yesh Atid led by Yair Lapid?

43% Won’t for sure, 18% Probably will, 17% Probably won’t, 11% For sure, 11% Don’t know

If Gaby Ashkenazi joins Yesh Atid would that cause you to vote for the party?

74% Probably not, 20% Don’t know, 6% Yes

Poll#1: Panels conducted a poll that was broadcast by the Knesset Channel on Aug 22 2016.

What grade do you give the conduct of Minister Yisrael Katz in the Transportation Ministry?

47% Good, 31% Average, 12% Bad, 10% Don’t know

Do you think the Transportation Ministry is doing enough to prevent traffic accidents?

72% No, 17% Don’t know, 11% Yes

If asked, would you suggest to Yisrael Katz to accept the Foreign Ministry or to remain in the Transportation Ministry?

54% Stay in Transportation, 21% Move to a different ministry, 20% Don’t know, 5% Move to Foreign Ministry

 

Poll#2: Panels conducted a poll that was broadcast by the Knesset Channel on Aug 29 2016.

Why do you think Ehud Barak decided to speak out publicly in recent months?

69% He is interested in returning to politics, 19% Don’t know, 12% Concern for the State of Israel

Do you think that Barak’s latest remarks on Netanyahu were worthy or not worthy statements?

48% Not worthy, 26% Worthy, 26% Don’t know

Do you want to see Ehud Barak return to politics?

68% No, 20% Yes, 12% Don’t know

Note: Among center-left voters – 60% No, 27% Yes, 13% Don’t know

Follow up questions for those who answered they do want Barak to return:

 In which position would you like to see Ehud Barak?

48% Defense Minister, 26% Prime Minister, 26% Don’t know

In which framework should Ehud Barak return to politics?

43% Labor Party, 36% A different existing party, 13% He should create a new party

Note: Among center-left voters – 49% Labor, 32% He should create a new party, 5% A different existing party

 

Poll#3: Panels conducted a poll that was broadcast by the Knesset Channel on Sep 5 2016.

Who do you think is responsible for the train crisis?

35% Haredim, 33% Netanyahu, 21% Yisrael Katz, 11% Don’t know

Note: Among right voters – 37% Haredim, 29% Katz, 21% Netanyahu, 13% Don’t know

Should Prime Minister Netanyahu fire Yisrael Katz as a result of the crisis?

65% No, 24% Don’t know, 11% Yes

Do you think that the real issue is giving in to the Haredim on the issue of working on the railroads during the Sabbath or is it just an excuse to have a political crisis between Netanyahu and Katz?

46% Haredim are an excuse to create a political crisis, 43% Issue is giving in to the Haredim, 11% Don’t know

What is your position on the public sector working on the Sabbath?

37% Allow more work on the Sabbath, 28% Complete stop of work on the Sabbath, 17% Maintain the current status-quo on the issue of working on the Sabbath, 13% Decrease the level of work on the Sabbath, 5% No opinion

What is your position on public transportation on the Sabbath?

34% Limited public transportation, 32% Full public transportation, 31% Maintain the status quo, 3% Don’t know

Poll#1: Smith conducted a poll of 500 people with a margin of error of 4.5% that was broadcast by Reshet Bet Radio on Sep 4 2016.

Who is in your opinion is responsible for the Shabbat Crisis?

43% Prime Minister Netanyahu, 25% Haredi parties, 19% Transportation Minister Katz, 13% No opinion

In your opinion should the Prime Minister fire or not fire the Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz?

82% Not fire, 18% Fire

Notes: Among those who fault Yisrael Katz for the Shabbat crisis: 53% Not fire, 47% Fire. 43% of Haredim said Katz should be fired. Among Likud voters 76% said don’t fire and 24% said fire. Among Zionist Union voters 13% said fire, 11% of Yesh Atid voters also said he should be fired, just 5% of Meretz voters said Katz should be fired. 10% of Bayit Yehudi voters said Katz should be fired.

 

Poll #2: HaMidgam Project (formerly Dialog) conducted a poll of 501 people for Walla that was published on Sep 4 2016.

In your opinion who is responsible for the crisis of the train work on the Sabbath?

42% Prime Minister Netanyahu, 27% Haredi parties, 17% Transportation Minister Katz, 11% No opinion, 3% Someone else

Do you support or oppose infrastructure work on trains during the Sabbath?

57% Support, 35% Oppose, 8% no opinion

Notes:  57% of secular Jews blame Netanyahu and 37% of traditional Jews blame Netanyahu. Among religious Jews 40% blame Katz, 19% the Haredi parties and 16% blame Netanyahu. Among Haredim 53% blame Katz, 19% blame Netanyahu and just 6% blame their own Haredi parties.

Among secular Jews 86% support the work on the Sabbath compared to 7% who oppose. Among traditional Jews the level of support is 56%. Among religious Jews 78% oppose the work on the Sabbath and 13% support it. Among Haredim – 100% oppose the work on the Sabbath.

 

Poll #3: Midgam conducted a poll of 500 people that was broadcast by Channel 2 on Sept 4 2016.

Who is to blame for the Train Crisis?

49% Netanyahu, 21% Both equally, 14% Katz

Should Netanyahu fire Minister Katz?

64% No, 17% Yes

Was Netanyahu’s decision not to have the work done on Shabbat justified?

63% No, 25% Yes

 

Poll #4:  Panels conducted a poll of 502 people with a 4.3% margin of error that was published by Maariv on Sep 5 2016

Would you advise Netanyahu to fire or not fire Minister Yisrael Katz?

62% No, 26% Don’t know, 12% Yes

Note: 62% – number the same among Likud members.

Who do you support in the current working on the Sabbath crisis?

52% Katz, 25% Netanyahu, 23% Don’t know

Note: Among Likud voters 41% support Katz, 32% support Netanyahu & 27% don’t know.

Is the current crisis due to the Sabbath or is it an internal political issue between Netanyahu and Katz?

67% Internal political issue, 21% About the Sabbath crisis, 12% Don’t know.

Note: Among Likud voters 60% think it is an internal political issue, 33% about the Sabbath crisis and 7% didn’t know.

In principle do you support or oppose serious infrastructure work on the Sabbath?

61% Support, 34% Oppose, 5% No opinion

Note: Among Likud voters 58% support working on the Sabbath, 33% oppose and 9% don’t know.

Are you pleased with the way Transportation Minister Katz does his job?

62% Yes, 30% No