general situation in israel today
way government handles nation's problems
evaluation of israel's present national security
evaluation of israel's national security 5 years ago
evaluation of israel's national security in 5 years
main problem government must take care of
party most capable of handling above issue
desired solution to territories issue
which of the 2 solutions should israel adopt if necessary
the largest territorial concession, if any, to be made in judea and samaria for
should israel agree to negotiate with plo taking into account the current situat
should israel be ready to negotiate with plo providing plo recognizes israel and
should israel agree to establishment of palestinian state in occupied territorie
rights to be given to palestinians if territories are annexed
evaluation of government's policy in territories of maintaining tranquility
emphasis to put in attempt to prevent war between israel and arab states
government should encourage arab emigration from israel
possibility of arab-israeli peace in future
israel's ability to affect arab peace policy
probability of signing another peace treaty with arab country within 3 years
probability of israeli-arab war within 3 years
the most dangerous enemy
the second most dangerous enemy
belief in israel's existence in long run
total israeli-arab war
war against syria alone
increase of terrorist activity
decrease of american support
israeli arabs' civilian uprising
uprising of arabs from occupied territories
massive soviet assistance to arab countries in war against us
estimate of arabs' ultimate goal
evaluation of the necessity of national security overriding other issues
preference for rule of law vs. security interests
evaluation of role of settlements with respect to national security
the influence of the occupation on idf soldiers' morale
evaluation of international peace conference with participation of great superpo
support of government in security crisis while disagreeing with it's way
change in idf's power in last five years
self-evaluation as 'hawk' or as 'dove'
effect of intifadah on evaluation of political situation and degree of security
effect of intifada on interviewee's mood
effect of intifada on national mood
effect of intifada on estimate of election results
effect of intifada on interviewee's political activity
effect of intifada on desire to live in israel
effect of intifada on interviewee's vote
effect of intifada on interviewee's attitude towards arabs
effect of territories issue on forthcoming elections
effect of territories issue on interviewee's vote to knesset
party best reflecting interviewee's stand on territories issue
evaluation of differences between major parties on national security
degree of similarity of family members' views on territories and security issues
frequency of discussions on political matters with family members
family member with whom discussions on political matters are most frequent
interviewee's economical approach
evaluation of histadrut's holding of companies
evaluation of differences between parties on economical issues
effect of economic issues on forthcoming elections
effect of economic issues on interviewee's vote
identification with political parties on economical issues
identification with parties on foreign and security issues
better team to handle economic problems
better team to handle foreign and security problems
desirability of formation of national unity government after elections
frequency of political discussions with friends
evaluation of ability to influence government policies
most important factor influencing voting
least favored controversial political group
should member of that group be banned from being prime minister
that group should be declared outlaw
members of that group should be allowed to appear on tv
the group members' phones should be tapped
members of that group should be allowed to demonstrate
progressive list for peace (ha-reshima ha-mitkademet le-shalom)
kah (rabbi kahana's movement)
rakah (hadash)
gush emunim
shalom ahshav
arab should be banned from being prime minister
arabs should be allowed to deliver speeches in public and to appear on tv
arabs' phones should be tapped
arabs should be allowed to demonstrate
arabs should be encouraged to emigrate
which party has experienced leaders
which party provides adequate representation to oriental jews
which party secures country's future
which party secures jewish majority in israel
which party closes gaps between ethnic groups
which party contributed to building the country
which party fosters oriental jews' self esteem
which party will know how to stand firmly at peace and territories negotiations
which party will know how to preserve democratic regime
ethnic party
party to retain necessary amount of territories
which party can achieve true peace with arabs
party to return tranquility and order to territories
party to know when and how to lead to successful war
national party
labor
likud
shim'on peres
yitzhak shamir
arabs
ariel sharon
religious persons
ashkenazi jews
david levi
yitzhak navon
sephardic jews
yitzhak rabin
menahem begin
rabbi kahana
self-evaluation as leftist or rightist
democracy is best form of rule
politicians do not consider common person's opinion
jews undertaking illegal actions against arabs should get lighter punishment the
several strong leaders can do more good than any discussions and laws
every man should have equal rights notwithstanding his political views
minority groups should be allowed to act in order to achieve support of majority
belief in freedom of speech for everyone notwithstanding his views
there are situations when it's better to take law in one's own hands
government should see to it that public life be conducted according to jewish re
degree of ethnic discrimination in israel
degree of personal experience of ethnic discrimination
approval of partly constitutional system of elections to knesset vs. present one
preferred party to form government
estimate of party to form government
interviewee's vote if elections were held now
interviewee's vote at last elections on july,1984
first party you would vote for if no limitation is posed
second party you would vote for if no limitation is posed
interviewee's father's vote at forthcoming elections
interviewee's mother's vote at forthcoming elections
marital status
interviewee's spouse's vote at forthcoming elections
approval of canceling football matches on sabbath
estimate of percentage of citizens approving canceling matches on sabbath
basis for above estimate
approval of large arab villages' status change from local councils to cities
estimate of percentage of jewish population approving change in status
israel's usage of nuclear weapons
estimate of percentage of public thinking that under no condition is nuclear wea
approval of breaking off relations with south-africa
estimate of percentage of public approving breaking off relations with south-afr
fairness of distribution of reserve military service burden
estimate of percentage of public thinking that above is fair
primary importance value
second value in importance
third value in importance
fourth value in importance
to what extent interviewee observes religious laws
self-definition as ashkenazi or sephardic jew
place of birth
year of aliya(immigration)
does interviewee favor, is member of or hold position in any party
identification with political trend
membership in histadrut
reading daily newspapers
interviewee's active military service
present reserve service
service in territories since uprising (dec. 1987)
age
years of schooling
identification with social status
no. of rooms in household
no. of persons living in household
monthly family expenditures
status at work
code of locality
statistical area
date of interview
panel
sex
status of interview