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How loyal are you to your significant other? According to two recent surveys, the answer is not a lot. The surveys were ordered by law firm Azrielnet Israel, and show that 85% of non-haredi married Israelis have cheated on their spouses in the past, doing so in the present, or intend to do so in the future.
The first survey was carried out by Mutagim and revealed extreme results: 85% hadn't declared their complete loyalty to their partners. After the lawyers raised doubts as to the survey's authenticity, another survey was ordered, this time from Geocartographia – but the results were the same. [...]
How loyal are you to your significant other? According to two recent surveys, the answer is not a lot. The surveys were ordered by law firm Azrielnet Israel, and show that 85% of non-haredi married Israelis have cheated on their spouses in the past, doing so in the present, or intend to do so in the future.
The first survey was carried out by Mutagim and revealed extreme results: 85% hadn't declared their complete loyalty to their partners. After the lawyers raised doubts as to the survey's authenticity, another survey was ordered, this time from Geocartographia – but the results were the same. [...]
Was it Ben Gurion who said Israel wouldn't be a real country until they had enough prostitutes like other countries?
ReplyDeleteI believe it. Fifteen years ago when I went on a tour of Israel, the tour guide brought along his mistress to Eilat.
ReplyDeleteI find this terribly disturbing. Rather than making the frummeh feel good about themselves, this should make us all cry at the blown opportunity. If we would only behave properly and make a kiddush Hashem, we could save so many people from that bankrupt world. Oy.
ReplyDeleteMichoel
85%? I don't believe it at all.
ReplyDeleteI don't believe this at all. Also, when they said non charedi, they mean...? what "religious levels" were included and what percentage?
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