Case ID
Record type
Israel's condition in general
The way government handles problems
Most important problem for government
Personal economic situation
Territories should be exchanged for peace
A Palestinian State should be established
A fence of separation should be built
Israel should negotiate with the Palestinians even if terror persists
Israel should decide on borders and unilaterally withdraw
Settlements should be vacated except for large blocks
The Arabs from the territories should be transferred
Arabs who are Israeli citizens should be transferred
Prevent war by talks or military power
Peace agreement to conclude Arab-Israeli conflict
Evaluation of Arab aspirations
Are you worried about being injured by Arabs
The most important value
The second most important value
The third most important value
The fourth most important value
Support for the Labour party
Support for the Likud
Support for Meretz
Support for the National Religious Party
Support for Shinui
Support for the National Union
Support for Shas
Support for Israel B'Aliyah
Support for Amram Mitzna
Support for Ariel Sharon
Support for Arabs
Identification with Labour's peace and security policies
Identification with Likud's peace and security policies
Identification with Shinui's peace and security policies
Identification with Labour's economic policies
Identification with Likud's economic policies
Identification with Shinui's economic policies
Identification with Labour's religion and State policies
Identification with Likud's religion and State policies
Identification with Shinui's religion and State policies
Party leaders to deal best with economy
Party leaders to deal best with security
Self-ranking on a right/left political scale
Party differences on the following issue:Jerusalem
Party differences on the following issue:Economy
Party differences on the following issue:Social policy
Party differences on the following issue:Religion and State
Party differences on the following issue:Peace and territories
Party differences on the following issue:Terror
The most important reason to vote for a party
Influence the following have on your vote: Jerusalem
Influence the following have on your vote: Economics
Influence the following have on your vote: Social Policy
Influence the following have on your vote: Religion and State
Influence the following have on your vote: Peace and territories
Influence the following have on your vote: Terror
Influence the following have on your vote: Corruption
Willingness to pay more taxes
State expenditures on education should be:
State expenditures on ecology should be:
State expenditures on religious institutions and yeshivot should be:
State expenditures on health should be:
State expenditures on security should be:
State expenditures on unemployment benefits should be:
State expenditures on settlements should be:
State expenditures on the Arab sector should be:
State expenditures on job creation should be:
Discussing political issues with family/friends
Influence you and your friends have on government policy
Should public life be conducted according to Halacha?
A capitalist or socialist Israeli economy
Party to negotiate issues of territories and peace
Party to preserve democratic regime
Party to lead to true peace
Party to deal with terror
Party to bring about separation from the Palestinians
Corrupt party
Party to decrease social gaps
Leadership qualities
Credible
Prefers State interests over others
Ability to handle negotiations
Will preserve the rule of law
Frequency of reading daily newspaper
Likelihood for the Likud to be in the coalition (%)
Likelihood for the Labour party to be in the coalition (%)
Likelihood for Meretz to be in the coalition (%)
Likelihood for the National Religious Party to be in the coalition (%)
Likelihood for Shinui to be in the coalition (%)
Likelihood for the National Union to be in the coalition (%)
Likelihood for Shas to be in the coalition (%)
Likelihood for Israel B'Aliyah to be in the coalition (%)
Number of seats you think the Likud will win
Number of seats you think the Labour party will win
Number of seats you think Meretz will win
Number of seats you think the National Religious Party will win
Number of seats you think Shinui will win
Number of seats you think the National Union will win
Number of seats you think Shas will win
Number of seats you think Israel B'Aliyah will win
A Likud-right-religious coalition
A Likud-Labour-Shinui coalition
A Labour-Meretz-Arabs coalition
A national unity government
Respondent party vote if elections were held today
Respondent vote for PM if elections for PM were held
Respondent party vote if elections for PM were also held
Vote in 2001 elections for PM
Vote in 1999 elections for PM
Vote in 1999 Knesset elections
Supporter or member of any party
Political identification
Age
Religious observance
Place of birth
Year of immigration
Russian immigrant, since 1988
Years of schooling
Academic degree
Monthly family expenditure (relative to average of 9,300 NIS)
Are you worried about losing your job?
Rooms in dwelling
Number of persons in household
Social class (self identified)
Religion (for the Arab sample)
Religious self-definition (only for Jews)
Sex
Locality of residence
Day of interview
Month of interview
Questionnaire version
Sample wave
Sample group
b63 = 2 (FILTER)