Identity number
General situation in Israel today
Way government handles the problems in Israel today
The main problem the government has to take care of
To what extent government policy advances peace
Way Defense Minister handles the nation's security problems
In light of Israel's present situation, the security budget should/should not be cut
Security issues should/should not be an issue in the Knesset elections
Democracy is the best form of government
Politicians do not tend to consider the opinion of the 'man in the street'
A number of strong leaders will serve the state better than laws and debates
Interviewee believes in freedom of expression for all regardless of their political views
It is preferrable at times to take the law into one's own hands instead of waiting for the authorities to act
Today in Israel only those who use force achieve their end goals
It would be best to destroy all the institutions and start from scratch
Good citizen: pays taxes honestly
Good citizen: does not vote on election day
Good citizen: plans to study abroad
Good citizen: will break the law if no police are around
Good citizen: does not plan future according to the needs of society
Good citizen: emigrates from Israel to improve personal situation
Good citizen: personal needs are filled before those of society
Main reason for voter apathy in Knesset elections
Main reason for voter indecision
Best way to help voter decision
Additional way to help
Best way to help interviewee's voting decision
Additional way of helping interviewee's voting decision
To what extent interviewee discusses politics with family members
To what extent interviewee discusses politics with friends
Family members vote like interviewee
Friends vote like interviewee
To what extent interviewee and friends can influence government policy
To what extent voters actually change policy by their vote
Main factor influencing interviewee's party choice
The Likud offers strong leaders
The Likud promises economic prosperity for the individual
The Likud ensures the future for the children
The Likud will preserve the Jewish character of the state
The Likud will ensure the nation's security
The Likud will shape the nation so that Jews will want to live in it
The Likud will know how to stand firm in negotiations for peace and the territories
The Alignment offers strong leaders
The Alignment promises economic prosperity for the individual
The Alignment ensures the future for the children
The Alignment will preserve the Jewish character of the state
The Alignment will ensure the nation's security
The Alignment will shape the nation so that Jews will want to live in it
The Alignment will know how to stand firm in negotiations for peace and the territories
Moshe Dayan' party: Telem offers strong leaders
Moshe Dayan' party: Telem promises economic prosperity for the individual
Moshe Dayan' party: Telem ensures the future for the children
Moshe Dayan' party: Telem will preserve the Jewish character of the state
Moshe Dayan' party: Telem will ensure the nation's security
Moshe Dayan' party: Telem will shape the nation so that Jews will want to live in it
Moshe Dayan' party: Telem will know how to stand firm in negotiations for peace and the territories
Interviewee supports change in the electoral system to include some regional elections/supports continuation of present system
Grade the ideal political party
Grade the Alignment
Grade the Likud
Menachem Begin
Shimon Peres
Moshe Dayan
Party that will form the next government
Alignment's most serious rival in the Knesset elections
To what extent interviewee wants to see the N.R.P. in the next government
To what extent the Likud proved it is able/not able to replace the Alignment in government
To what extent interviewee is sure who he will vote for in the Knesset elections
Interviewee preference for Prime Minister after elections
Interviewee preference for Defense Minister after elections
Interviewee preference for Treasury Minister
Interviewee preference for Foreign Minister
Main reason for voters changing voting decision after the announcement of Aridor's economic plan
To what extent Aridor's economic plan is clear to interviewee
To what extent Professor Haim Ben-Shachar's economic plan is clear to interviewee
To what extent Aridor's plan helps interviewee and those like interviewee
To what extent Ben-Shachar's plan helps interviewee and those like interviewee
To what extent Aridor's plan helps Israel's economy
To what extent Ben-Shachar's plan helps Israel's economy
Interviewee's position on economic issues
Interviewee's position on security and foreign affairs
Political trend interviewee identifies with
The party that won in the last Histadrut elections
Party interviewee voted for in last Histadrut elections
Main reason interviewee voted for this party
Additional reason for voting for this party
Main reason interviewee did not vote in Histadrut elections
Party interviewee voted for in last Knesset elections (1977)
Party interviewee voted for 8 years ago in the 1973 Knesset elections
Party interviewee would vote for if elections held today
Party interviewee tends to support
Party inteerviewee supported before announcement of Aridor's plan and the Peres-Rabin confrontation
Interviewee is member of political party/has a position in a party/supports a specific party
Sex
Years of schooling
Number of rooms in dwelling
Number of persons in household
Housing density
Age
Gross monthly income for entire household
Social class
Marital status
Observes religious traditions
Status at work
Place of birth/place of birth of father
Year of Aliyah (immigration)
Telephone in home
Place of interview
Date of interview