Is it safe to say Israel has forgotten G-d?

[ding]

This poll is about two years old. Reading some of the comments the poll was challenged as misleading because of the way the question was asked. I don't know if that is true or not. Judaism is enshrined in Israeli daily life through legislation. One comment on the poll likened Israel to a fairly benevolent autocratic, religious dictatorship. I don't know about that, but given how religion is intertwined with their government, the less than 1/3 of Israelis who self identified as being religious seems odd.

So is it safe to say that Israel has forgotten G-d?

Israel among the least religious countries in the world

Only 30% of Israelis say they are religious, survey finds; Thailand is most religious country in the world and China is the least.

www.haaretz.com

 

[ReinyDays]

God reminds Israel He's angry with them with every rocket attack from Gaza ... so, no, God isn't going to let Israel forget about Him anytime in the near future ...

 

[shimon]

People never answer polls or questionnaires truthfully you should know that by the election four years ago..As for rockets Ifind it humorous that part of the star spangled banner says rockets red glare bombs bursting in the air and our flag was still there so the states have something in common with Israel in this regard...Israel hasn’t forgotten gd he is with them always and they know it they don’t need to answer some silly poll

 

[Marion Morrison]

ding..proving there's derp in this world.

 

[justinacolmena]

a fairly benevolent autocratic, religious dictatorship.
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So is it safe to say that Israel has forgotten G-d?

Yes. Very much so. For all the thieving ways of wealthy Democrat Jewish financiers-cum-philanthropists. We looked for faith, but it is safe to say there was none among that crowd, which includes Michael Bloomberg, Thomas Steyer, George Soros, and Warren Buffett in the United States. We need Trump to throw them off our backs, and relieve us of the unjust burdens they impose on us.

 

[Disir]

No, Ding.

 

[Likkmee]

Yahwey sent a messiah. They didn't like what they heard. They told G-D to F O

 

[rylah]

This poll is about two years old. Reading some of the comments the poll was challenged as misleading because of the way the question was asked. I don't know if that is true or not. Judaism is enshrined in Israeli daily life through legislation. One comment on the poll likened Israel to a fairly benevolent autocratic, religious dictatorship. I don't know about that, but given how religion is intertwined with their government, the less than 1/3 of Israelis who self identified as being religious seems odd.

So is it safe to say that Israel has forgotten G-d?

Israel among the least religious countries in the world

Only 30% of Israelis say they are religious, survey finds; Thailand is most religious country in the world and China is the least.

www.haaretz.com

Religiosity is not knowledge of G-d.

The source is lacking credibility, to say mildly,
but if using your logic, based on official statistics:

In 2065 - every 3rd Israeli is Orthodox Jew