id number
type of record
general situation of israel
government treatment of current national problems
main problem government has to deal with?
candidate most capable to deal with problems
party most capable to handle problems
general economy situation in last 3 years
personal economic situation in last 3 years
danger of confrontation with arabs comparing to pre-peace-process period
comparing danger before/during nethanyahu government
should return territory for peace?
separation of religion from state
stop the peace process even at risk of war
preference of jewish religious law over democracy
attitude towards oslo agreements
personal security of israel citizens since peace process started
comparing personal security before/during nethanyahu government (since oslo agre
establishment of palestinian state
% estimate israeli public opinion toward palestinian state
forecast future public opinion toward
should government encourage arabs to leave israel
evaluation of arab ambitions
what is more effective in preventing war
are you worried about being injured by arabs
forecast of establishing a palestinian state?
exchange territories in the golan heights
extend of trust in political parties
extend of trust in prime minister
extend of trust in the media
extend of trust in state advocacy
extend of trust in the supreme court
extend of trust in police
satisfaction with israeli democracy
satisfaction with public discussion in israel
first most important: jewish majority
second most important: great israel
third most important: democratic state
fourth most important: peace
extend of support: party of center
extend of support: labor party
extend of support: beni begin
extend of support: likud party
extend of support: meretz party
extend of support: religious parties
extend of support: itzhak mordechai
extend of support: yasser aarafat
extend of support: ehud barak
extend of support: azmi bashara
extend of support: binyamin netanyahu
extend of support: shimon peres
extend of support: arie dery
extend of support: one israel party
extend of support: ultra orthodoxies
extend of support: arabs
regarding israel economy, do you support socialism/capitalism
participation of arabs in critical decisions
main factor effect on voting for specific candidate for pm
anticipate change in vot.decision if candidate for pm can"t win
who is expected to go on the second round in the election for pm ?(1)
who is expected to go on the second round in the election for pm ?(2)
extent on voting for pm: jerusalem issue
extent on voting for pm: economy issue
extent on voting for pm: social policy
extent on voting for pm: religion and state issues
extent on voting for pm: lebanon
extent on voting for pm: peace and territories issue
extent on voting for pm: the terror
extent of attitude for peace and security: binyamin netanyahu
extent of attitude for peace and security: ehud barak
extent of attitude for peace and security: itzhak mordechai
extent of attitude for peace and security: beni begin
extent of attitude for peace and security: azmi bashara
extent of attitude for socio-economy policy: binyamin netanyahu
extent of attitude for socio-economy policy: ehud barak
extent of attitude for socio-economy policy: itzhak mordechai
extent of attitude for socio-economy policy: beni begin
extent of attitude for socio-economy policy: azmi bashara
candidate most capable to deal with israel economy issues
second candidate most capable to deal with economy issues
candidate most capable to deal with foreign & security issues
second candidate most capable to deal with foreign & security issues
nethanyahu"s character or actions makes me feel angry
nethanyahu makes me feel frightened
nethanyahu makes me feel proud
nethanyahu makes me feel hopeful
barak"s character or actions makes me feel angry
barak makes me feel frightened
barak makes me feel proud
barak makes me feel hopeful
mordechai"s character or actions makes me feel angry
mordechai makes me feel frightened
mordechai makes me feel proud
mordechai makes me feel hopeful
respondent self-ranking on a left/right political scale
chances of shifting to either right or left wing
chances of moving to the opposite political wing
prospects of being accepted and feeling comfortable in other wing
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: jerusalem
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: economy
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: security policy
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: social politics
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: state vs. religion
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: lebanon
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: peace and territories
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: palestinian terror
effect of following issue on voting to the knesset: justice and law
differences among parties position toward: jerusalem issue
differences among parties position toward: economy issue
differences among parties position toward: social policy issues
differences among parties position toward: state vs. religion issue
differences among parties position toward: lebanon issue
differences among parties position toward: peace and territories
differences among parties position toward: terror issue
major factor in formulating respondent"s party vote
willing to pay more taxes
should government spend more/less money on: education
should government spend more/less money on: ecology/environment
should government spend more/less money on: religious institutions and yeshivot
should government spend more/less money on: health
should government spend more/less money on: security
should government spend more/less money on: immigration absorption
should government spend more/less money on: assisting the unemployed
should government spend more/less money on: settlements in the territories
should government spend more/less money on: arab sector
should government spend more/less money on: supplying jobs
should government spend more/less money on: roads and road accidents
opinion about socio-economic inequality in israel
extent of ethnic discrimination in israel
personal experience of discrimination
citizens" private interests vs. national interests
discussing political issues with friends/family
to what degree you and your friends can influence gov. policy?
should public life be conducted by religious law?
which party suits of the following: ensure jewish majority
which party suits of the following: stand firm in negotiations of peace and terr
which party suits of the following: preserve democracy
which party suits of the following: lead to true peace with the arabs
which party suits of the following: effective deal with terrorism
which party suits of the following: ethnic gap
which party suits of the following: separate israel from palestinians
which party suits of the following: corrupted party
which party suits of the following: maintain good relations with usa
which party suits of the following: narrow social gaps
which party suits of the following: reduce splitting in israel society
which pm candidate best/least suits: a true leader
which pm candidate best/least suits: not a true leader
which pm candidate best/least suits: experienced
which pm candidate best/least suits: unexperienced
which pm candidate best/least suits: reliable
which pm candidate best/least suits: unreliable
which pm candidate best/least suits: reduce tenses between orthodox and secular
which pm candidate best/least suits: cannot reduce tenses between orthodox and s
which pm candidate best/least suits: decisive
which pm candidate best/least suits: not decisive
which pm candidate best/least suits: put state interest above all
which pm candidate best/least suits: won"t put state interest above all
which pm candidate best/least suits: initiative and creative
which pm candidate best/least suits: not initiative and not creative
which pm candidate best/least suits: good negotiator
which pm candidate best/least suits: bad negotiator
which pm candidate best/least suits: resistant to pressures
which pm candidate best/least suits: submissive to pressures
which pm candidate best/least suits: ensure authority of law
which pm candidate best/least suits: won"t ensure the authority of law
which pm candidate best/least suits: will narrow social gaps
which pm candidate best/least suits: won"t narrow social gaps
frequency of reading daily newspaper
follow publications of election polls
faith in election polls
believe that election polls influence voting
intend to watch election ads on tv
will election ads influence your vote decision?
support national consolidation government after the elections
direct election for pm impact on the government system
inclusion of arab parties in government
respondent party vote, if elections were held today
respondent vote for pm, if election were held today
respondent vote in second round between nethanyahu and barak
whom do you expect to win the pm elections?
respondent"s vote for pm in 1996
respondent"s vote for party in 1996
supporter or member in any party
political identification
age
conduct life according to religious tradition
first label to define identity
second label to define identity
third label to define identity
fourth label to define identity
continent of birth/origin
year of immigration
total years of schooling
academical degree
monthly family expenditures
works outside household?
status at work
worry about employment
number of rooms in apartment
number of persons in household
military service in territories
social class self-affiliation
religious self-definition
sex
locality of residence
month of interview
day of interview