identity number
general situation in israel today
way government handles present problems in israel
differences in parties' ability to deal with these problems
shimon peres/menachem begin can better handle the nation's problems
main problem government has to solve
differences in party stands on security issues
the importance of a jewish majority in the state of israel
interviewee agrees/disagrees that judea and samaria will have to be compromised
in light of the large arab population in judea and samaria,interviewee supports/
to what extent security issues will influence the coming knesset election result
to what extent security issues will influence interviewee's vote in coming kness
party best representing interviewee's position on security issues
haim bar-lev or arik sharon can better handle the nation's security problems
way government handles the nation's economic problems
party differences on economic issues
party best representing interviewee's position on economic issues
yoram aridor or haim ben-shachar can better handle the nation's economic problem
to what extent aridor's economic plan is clear to interviewee
to what extent ben-shachar's economic plan is clear to interviewee
to what extent aridor's plan helps those like interviewee
to what extent ben-shachar's plan helps those like interviewee
to what extent aridor's plan helps israel's economy
to what extent ben-shachar's plan helps israel's economy
to what extent aridor's plan will influence the coming knesset election results
to what extent aridor's plan will influence interviewee's vote
interviewee's position on economic issues
interviewee's position on security and foreign affairs
differences between parties lie in what they say and not in what they do
to what extent interviewee and friends can influence government policy
strong party
experienced party
modern, innovative party
young party
represents ashenazim and sepharadim
mainly watches out for the citizens' interests
honest party
trustworthy party
party with experienced leaders
ensures the nation's future
ensures a jewish majority in israel
contributed to the building of the country
the likud is a hawkish or dovish party
the alignment is a hawkish or dovish party
menachem begin
it is the obligation of all the jews to immigrate to israel
separation of religion and state
personal interests or the nation's interest should be more important to the citi
interviewee's situation today
interviewee's situation 4 years ago
interviewee's situation in another 4 years
nation's security today
nation's security 4 years ago
nation's security in another 4 years
nation's foreign relations today
nation's foreign relations 4 years ago
nation's foreign relations in another 4 years
nation's economy today
nation's economy 4 years ago
nation's economy in another 4 years
main differences between left and right wings in politics
the definitions left and right in politics have meaning in israel today
interviewee's gereral rating
interviewee's position on security issues
interviewee's attitude towards foreign policy
interviewee's position on economic problems and issues
interviewee reads results of opinion surveys on elections in the newspaper
opinion surveys can be trusted
election surveys have an impact on the voting public
election surveys have an impact on politicians
interviewee plans to be abroad in summer/will be in israel on election day
party interviewee would vote for if elections held today
second party choice if elections held today
to what extent interviewee is sure who he will vote for in knesset elections
party interviewee feels closest to
when interviewee will decide whom to vote for
party interviewee thought of voting for before lebanon crisis, after announcemen
as compared to one month ago, interviewee today knows more or less which party h
party interviewee would not vote for under any circumstances
party interviewee voted for in last knesset elections (1977)
party interviewee voted for in 1973 knesset elections
party interviewee voted for in 1969 knesset elections
interviewee preference for prime minister after the elections
interviewee preference for defense minister after the elections
interviewee preference for finance minister after the elections
interviewee preference for foreign affairs minister after the elections
party interviewee thinks will form next government
to what extent interviewee wants to see the n.r.p. in the next government
which of the two big parties (alignment or likud) interviewee wants to see form
interviewee reads campaign advertisements in the press
to what extent advertisements influence interviewee's decision whom to vote for
interviewee evaluation of the election campaign
alignment/likud won in the last histadrut elections
member of the general federation of workers(histadrut clalit)
party interviewee voted for in last histadrut elections
interviewee evaluation of the state of israel
age
sex
years of schooling
place of birth/ father's place of birth
year of immigration
status at work
social class
marital status
to what extent interviewee observes religious traditions
travels on the sabbath
eats only kosher food
number of times interviewee goes to synagogue during the year
number of rooms in dwelling
number of persons in household
interviewee usually reads daily newspapers
radio station interviewee especially listens to
supports, is a member or paid functionary for a political party
political tendency interviewee identifies with
averatge monthly household expenditure
locality of interview
statistical area