Identity number
To what extent Israel's situation changed for better or for worse as a consequence of the Yom Kippur War
To what extent the government is responsible for the change in Israel's situation
To what extent the top echelon of the army is responsible for the change in Israel's situation
To what extent the Arab countries are responsible for Israel's present situation
To what extent the great powers are responsible for Israel's present situation
To what extent, from the Six Day War to the Yom Kippur War,gov.policy on foreign, security and peace affairs was justified
In that period, to what extent the government showed readiness to compromise
There should be a National Unity Government now
To what extent politicization of the army is harmful to democracy
Haim Bar-Lev's interview with the foreign press is something positive or negative
Elections should be held on December 31st or should be postponed
Period for which elections should be postponed
Interviewee intends to vote in next Knesset elections
To what extent interviewee is certain whom he is going to vote for
Reasons for not voting in next elections
Main factor helping interviewee whom to vote for
It is necessary to have an election campaign today
To what extent the election campaign will help interviewee whom to vote for
To what extent parties' ads in the press will help decide whom to vote for
To what extent house meetings will help decide whom to vote for
To what extent general party meetings will help decide whom to vote for
Leader interviewee would rather see in party advertisements on television
Type of television ads for elections interviewee prefers
Interviewee changed his mind about which party to vote for as a consequence of the Yom Kippur War
Interviewee will vote for same party he voted for in 1969 Knesset elections
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Menachem Begin
Pinchas Sapir
Arik Sharon
Haim Bar-Lev
Arieh (Luba) Eliav
Meir Pa'il
The Yom Kippur War had an influence on the Alignment's chances in Knesset elections as compared to its chances before the war
The Yom Kippur War had an influence on the Likud's chances in Knesset elections as compared to its chances before the war
The Yom Kippur War influenced the chances of parties like Moked,Meri,Shulamit Aloni,Panthers in Kness.elec. as compared to before war
Interviewee preference for Prime Minister
Interviewee preference for Defense Minister
Interviewee preference for Foreign Minister
To what extent interivewee believed and trusted the govt's work under Golda Meir's leadership for the last four years
The first of the two most important problems the governmnent should take care of
The second problem government should take care of
People should vote for the oppositon, even if they do not agree with it, since it is important to have a strong opposition
The party in government has to be substituted even if it is doing a good job
To what extent the Likud can substitute the Labour Party in government
Party stand interviewee identifies with most on foreign and security issues
A difference exists between the Alignment and the Likud in their approach to foreign and security issues
Party interviewee voted for in 1969 Knesset elections
Party interviewee intends to vote for in coming Knesset elections
Party interviewee voted for in last Histadrut elections
Sex
Years of schooling
Age
Gross monthly household income
Interviewee observes religious traditions
Occupation
Place of birth/father's place of birth