Poll: Most ex-religious want children to be traditional

A survey taken by the religious-Zionist polling company Miskar finds that it is "very important" to 14% of those who call themselves "formerly religious" that their children observe at least part of the Jewish traditions. Another 45% said that it is "important" to them.

The poll surveyed 250 datlashim, an acronym for "datiim l'she'avar," or formerly religious.