Reply #99: It doesn't say how the question was phrased.

[Donald Ian Rankin]

My impression is that it was such that anyone who supported any for of concessions with regards to Jerusalem, no matter how minor, would be a "yes", in which case 58% is higher than I'd have expected, but still not terribly high.

I also note that that percentage is falling, and that "Some 92 percent of the respondents said they felt it was important to have a significant Jewish majority in the capital, and 81 percent said agreed that Jerusalem, with a Jewish majority, contributed to Israel's national strength."

Those tend to suggest to me that the concessions envisaged are probably fairly minor.