Identification number
General situation in Israel today
Way the government handles the 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
The main problem the government has to take care of
Party most capable of handling above issue
Desired solution to territories issue
Favorable solution of two possibilities
Territorial concessions of Golan Heights for peace
Should Israel agree to Palestinian autonomy
Should Israel agree to negotiate with P.L.O.
Should Israel agree to negotiate with P.L.O. providing P.L.O. recognizes Israel and renounces terror
Should Israel agree to the establishment a Palestinian in the occupied territories
Rights to be given to Palestinians if territories annexed
Evaluation of government policy in territories
Emphasis to put in attempt to prevent war
Government should encourage Arab migration from Israel
Possibility of Israeli-Arab peace in future
Israel's ability to affect Arab peace policy
Probability of signing Palestinian autonomy agreement
Probability of signing another peace treaty with an Arab country within 3 years
Probability of Israeli-Arab war within 3 years
Territorial concession to Jordan
Palestinian state
Palestinian autonomy
Annexation and full Israeli sovereignty
Continuation of current situation
Final outcome of Palestinian autonomy
Total Israeli-Arab war
War with 'Eastern Front' states (Syria, Jordan and Iraq)
War against Syria alone
Increase in terrorist activity
Israeli Arabs' civilian uprising
Economic sanctions by U.N. supported by U.S.
Decrease of American support
Cessation of American support
Estimate of Arabs' ultimate goal
Preference for rule of law vs. security interests
Evaluation of moral effect of occupying territories
Support for Israel's participation in peace talks
Support of settlements in occupied territories
Personal Preference for solutions to Arab-Israeli conflict
Arrangement considered most likely to take place
Concern regarding personal injury by Arabs in daily life
Extent of effect of territorial issue on interviewee's voting to Knesset
Party best reflecting interviewee's stand on territories issue
Evaluated differences between major parties on territories issues
Interviewee's economic approach
Evaluated differences between major parties on economic issues
Effect of economic issues on interviewee's voting to Knesset
Identification with parties on economic issues
Identification with parties on foreign and security issues
Better team to handle economic problems
Better team to handle security/foreign problem
Holds for national-unity-government formation after elections
Frequency of political discussions with friends and relatives
Evaluation of ability to influence government policies
Most important factor influencing voting
Acceptance of tax increase to handle problems
Education
Nature preservation and ecology
Religious institutions and Yeshivot
Health
Security
Immigrant absorption
Unemployment aid
Settlement in territories
Increase jobs
Existence of socio-economical inequality in Israel
Importance of individual interests vs. public interest
Most important value to interviewee
Value second in importance
Third
Fourth
Government should see to it that public life conducted according to Jewish religious law
Preferred arrangements in public swimming poolS
Mandatory military service for all Jewish men in Israel
Exemption of Yeshiva students from military service
Public transportation on Sabbath
Has experienced leaders
Concerned for weaker strata in society
Secures Jewish majority in Israel
Closes gaps between ethnic groups
Contributed to building the country
Promotes self-esteem of oriental Jews
Can be firm in negotiations about peace and territories
Will know how to preserve democracy
Can achieve true peace with the Arabs
Can regain quiet and order in territories
Knows how to absorb immigration
Knows how to decrease unemployment
Corrupt party
Can maintain good relations with U.S.
Labor party
Likud party
Yitzhak Shamir
Yitzhak Rabin
Shimon Peres
Arabs
Religious people
Gush Emunim movement
Peace Now movement
Self rating on right-left scale
Has leadership characteristics
Strong
Reliable
Decisive
Places benefit of the country before party
Initiates and move things
Good negotiator
Can stand up under pressure
Leader representing interviewee's stand on territories issues
Placement of Yitzhak Shamir as head of the Likud party
Primaries held in Labor party
composition of Labor party list
composition of Likud party list
The process of electing seven candidates at a time in Likud
Placement of Yitzhak Rabin as head of Labor party
Probability of having national unity governmen
Relations with United States
Absorption of immigrants
Unemployment
Corruption in government and the report of the state controller
The Intifada
Initiation of peace talks
Government's handling of peace talks
Relations between religious and non-religious groups
Settlement policy of the Likud
Current personal situation
Non conventional weapons in Arab countries
State run by Jewish religious law
Equal number of Jews and Arabs in Israel
Separation of religion from state
Returning the territories
Non democratic regime in Israel
Another war with the Arabs
Halachic state
Israel's ability to achieve all important goals simultaneously
At present
Five years ago
In five years
Evaluation of ethnic discrimination in Israel
Personal suffering due to ethnic discrimination
Evaluation of personal election for prime ministry
Interviewee's guess on ruling party after elections
Favored party to form next government
Vote if elections were held today
Voting in 1988 Knesset elections
Preferred candidate in personal elections
Preferred party in personal elections
Connected to cable TV
Reception of channel 2 broadcasts
Ownership of VCR
Watching television elections broadcasts
Evaluation of effect of broadcasts on voting
Interviewee observes religious traditions
Self ethnic definition
Place of birth
Year of immigration
Marital status
Support and membership in a political party
Political tendency
Membership in Histadrut
Reading daily newspaper
Military service
Past service in territories since December 1987
Age
Years of schooling
Number of rooms in house
Number of persons in house
Estimated monthly expenditure
Status at work
Sex
Locality of interview
Statistical area
Date of interview