identity number
general situation in israel today
way the government handles the nations problems
the main problem the government has to take care of
differences exist in party stands on issue mentioned above
party best able to handle this issue
proposals for a long term settlement of judea, samaria and gaza strip problem
of two proposals, which interviewee most agrees to
territorial concession should be made in judea and samaria
increase/decrease civil rights for territories' inhabitants as long as a settlem
differences exist in party stands on the issue of territorial concession
to what extent territorial concessions issue will influence the results of the c
to what extent the territories issue will influence intervieweess vote in the co
party best reflecting interviewee's stand on the territories issue
way government handles the nation's economic problems
to what extent inflation issue will influence the results of the coming knesset
to what extent the inflation issue will influence interviewee's vote in coming k
differences exist in party stands on the economic issue
party best relecting interviewee's stand on the ecnomic issue
party stand interviewee is closest to on economic issues,alignments's or likud's
party stand interviewee is closest to on defense and foreign affairs, alignment
the alignment team or the likud team will better handle the nation's economic pr
the alignment team or the likud team will better handle the nation's foreign aff
all in all, the alignment team or the likud team will better handle the nation's
acceptable that the histadrut has established enterprises like koor, solel boneh
in terms of the economic structure of the country, supports a socialist or a cap
democracy is the best form of government
politicians tend not to take into account the opinion of the man in the street
lighter punishments should be given to jews that break the law when acting again
a few strong leaders could do the country more good than all the laws and debate
the belief in freedom of expression for all people, regardless of their opinions
there are situations in which it seems better for people to take the law into th
it would be best to tear down all the institutions and begin anew
main factor influencing interviewee's vote
family members vote like interviewee in knesset elections
friends vote like interviewee in knesset elections
co-workers vote like interviewee in knesset elections
to what extent interviewee and friends can influence government policy
the public's votes can actually change government or state policy
interviewee's general self-evaluation
interviewee's stand on defense and foreign affairs
interviewee's stand on economic problems
conception of the ideal political party
evaluation of the alignment
evaluation of the likud
party with experienced leaders
party that gives suitable representation to sephardim
party that ensures the country's future
party that ensures a jewish majority in the country
party that reduces the ethnic gap between sephardim and ashkenazim
party that contributed to the building of the country
party that cultivates self-respect for sephardim
party that will know how to stand firm in negotiations over the territories and
party that appoints suitable people to key positions,regardless of their ethnic
party that will know how to get out of lebanon and ensure the northern border
party that uses sephardim for political needs
party that will keep the democratic regime in the country
to what extent interviewee believes there is ethnic-based discrimination in isra
to what extent interviewee has personally suffered from ethnic discrimination
alignment or likud responsible for violence
alignment or likud responsible for emigration from israel (yeridah)
alignment or likud responsible for high inflation
alignment or likud responsible for low moral standards (corruption)
alignment or likud responsible for crime in the country
alignment or likud responsible for ethnic gap
alignment
likud
shimon peres
yitzhak shamir
arabs
ariel sharon
the religious (orthodox)
ashkenazim
david levy
yitzhak navon
sephardim
yitzhak rabin
menachem begin
gush emunim
peace now
party interviewee would vote for if elections held today
to what extent interviewee is sure of his vote
party interviewee will vote for if not for above mentioned party
second choice
party interviewee voted for in last knesset elections (june 1981)
party interviewee voted for in last histadrut elections-1981
interviewee defines himself as ashkenazi or sephardi
interviewee observes religious traditions
place of birth/father's place of birth
year of immigration (aliyah)
interviewee supports a party, is a party member and/or a paid functionary
political tendency interviewee identifies with
years of schooling
age
average family monthly expenditure as compared with 4 in israel
social class
housing density
sex
works outside of household
interviewee's description of role at work
to what extent interviewee believes his place of work is better/worse than simil
to what extent the management in interviewee's place of work takes workers into
if there is national management, to what extent it takes workers into considerat
to what extent interviewee's working conditions and salary are better or worse t
locality of interview