(IsraelNN.com) A survey conducted by the Panels Institute revealed that 64 percent of the public, and half of secular Israelis, want the Temple rebuilt. Ninety-seven percent of respondents knew that the Temple was destroyed on Tisha B'Av (Ninth of Av).
The survey's second question queried the public’s desire to rebuild the Temple. Sixty-four percent responded favorably and 36 percent said no. Analysis of the answers revealed that the not only the hareidi-religious and the religious want to rebuild (100 percent and 97 percent respectively), but also the traditional public (91 percent) and many seculars (47 percent).
The survey's second question queried the public’s desire to rebuild the Temple. Sixty-four percent responded favorably and 36 percent said no. Analysis of the answers revealed that the not only the hareidi-religious and the religious want to rebuild (100 percent and 97 percent respectively), but also the traditional public (91 percent) and many seculars (47 percent).
