1. Version:
1 = 1. Version A (Green+Blue)
2 = 2. Version B (Green+Red)

2. How old are you?
99 = Refuses to answer

3. What age group do you belong to?
1 = 1. 18-22
2 = 2. 23-29
3 = 3. 30-39
4 = 4. 40-49
5 = 5. 50-59
6 = 6. 60-69
7 = 7. 70-79
8 = 8. 80 and older
9 = 9. Do not read: refuses to answer

4. Sex
1 = 1. Male
2 = 2. Female

5. Are you an Israeli citizen?
1 = 1. Yes
2 = 2. No

6. In your opinion, what is Israel's general situation?
1 = 1. Very good
2 = 2. Good
3 = 3. So so
4 = 4. Not good
5 = 5. Bad
9 = Do not read: Do not know/refuses to answer

7. What do you think about the way the government is handling the problems that exist in Israel today?
1 = 1. Handling them in a very good way
2 = 2. Handling them in a good way
3 = 3. Handling them in a bad way
4 = 4. Handling them very badly
9 = 9. Do not read: Do not know/refuses to answer

8. In your opinion, what is the most important problem that the government has to deal with currently? (Note only 1 problem)
13 = 13 - Improving relations with the US, breaking the political isolation
20 = 20- Decreasing unemployment, insuring employment, preventing layoffs
21 = 21- Increasing prices, cost of living, monitoring prices of products
23 = 23 - Fight against capitalism, halting privatization, saving small business
24 = 24- Centralization of the economy, capitalist, corporations, large companies
27 = 27- Social justice, decreasing societal gaps, helping the weak, poverty, welfare
31 = 31- Service conditions of soldiers, aid for soldiers released from the IDF
39 = 39- Transportation, accidents, road infrastructure, traffic jams
41 = 41- Emigration from the country, the brain drain
44 = 44- Preventing religious coercion, separation of religion and state, religious pluralism
45 = 45- Drafting Hareidis into the army (equal burden), Hareidi entry into the workplace
46 = 46- Problems of Arab citizens of Israel, equality between Jews and Arabs, co-existence
48 = 48- Bureaucracy, governmental efficiency, war against corruption

In your opinion, in the past 4 years, has the economic situation of Israel improved, not changed, or deteriorated?
1 = 1. Has improved a lot
2 = 2. Has improved a little
3 = 3. Has not changed
4 = 4. Has deteriorated a little
5 = 5. Has deteriorated a lot
9 = 9. Do not read: Do not know/refuses to answer

13. In your opinion, is it possible to reach a peace agreement with the Palestinians?
1 = 1. Certain yes
2 = 2. Think yes
3 = 3. Think no
4 = 4. Certain no
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

14. In your opinion, what are the final aspirations of the Arabs?
1 = 1. To get back some of the territories that were conquered in the 6 Day
2 = 2. To get back all of the territories that were conquered in the 6 Day War
3 = 3. To conquer the state of Israel
4 = 4. To conquer the country and destroy a significant part of its Jewish population
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

15. What do you think Israel should emphasize in order to prevent war between it and the Arab countries?
1 = 1. Concentrate on peace talks
2 = 2. Increase military strength
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

16. To what degree are you worried or not worried that you or one of your family members are likely to be harmed from Arabs in your everyday life?
1 = 1. Very worried
2 = 2. Worried
3 = 3. Not worried
4 = 4. Not at all worried
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

18. Of the following four values, which is most important to you?
1 = 1. A Jewish majority
2 = 2. Greater Israel
3 = 3. A Democratic state (Equal Political Rights for All)
4 = 4. A state of peace (low chance of war)
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

22. There are situations in which there is a contradiction between democracy and Jewish religious law (For Arabs: Sharia). In such cases, should preserving the principles of democracy prevail, or should keeping the commandments of Jewish religious law (
1 = 1. In every case, should prioritize guarding democracy
2 = 2. Sometimes this, sometimes that
3 = 3. In every case, should prioritize keeping the Jewish law
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

23. Some think it is the government's responsibility to take care that everyone has work and reasonable standard of living. Others think the government should not get involved and should let everyone make do for themselves. What is your opinion?
1 = 1. The government should make sure that everyone has work and reasonable standard of living
2 = 2. It depends
3 = 3. The government shouldn't interfere because everyone should make do for themselves
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

24. There are situations in which there is contradiction between the preserving rule of law and protecting national security interests. In the case of such contradiction, should the national security interests be preferred or should the rule of law be pr
1 = 1. Preserving the rule of law should be preferred in every situation
2 = 2. Sometimes this, sometimes that
3 = 3. National security interests should be preferred in every situation
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

25. There are situations in which there is contradiction between Israel being a Jewish state and being a state for citizens living in it. In the case of such a contradiction, which should be prioritized?
1 = 1. The principle of a Jewish state should always be prioritized
2 = 2. Sometimes one, sometimes the other
3 = 3. The principle of a state for its citizens should always be prioritized
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

26. In your opinion, should Israel consent or not consent to the establishment of a Palestinian state in Judea, Samaria, and the Gaza strip under the framework of a permanent agreement?
1 = 1. Definitely should consent
2 = 2. Think they should consent
3 = 3. Think they should not consent
4 = 4. Definitely should not consent
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

27. Under a permanent agreement with the Palestinians should Israel be prepared to return or should it continue to occupy the Arab neighborhoods of Jerusalem, even if the price is prevention of a permanent agreement?
1 = 1. Definitely should return
2 = 2. Should return
3 = 3. Should continue to occupy
4 = 4. Definitely should continue to occupy
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

29. What is your view on the evacuation of Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria in a final status agreement with the Palestinians?
1 = 1. There should be no evacuation under any circumstances
2 = 2. Willing to evacuate all the small and isolated settlements
3 = 3. Willing to evacuate all settlements, including the large settlement blocs
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

30. In your opinion, should the government of Israel make sure that public life in the country is conducted according to Jewish religious tradition or not?
1 = 1. The government should definitely make sure of it
2 = 2. The government should perhaps make sure of it
4 = 4. The government should definitely not be concerned with it
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

31. About the structure of economic life in the country, do you support a capitalist or socialist approach more?
1 = 1. Capitalist definitely
2 = 2. More capitalist than socialist
3 = . More socialist than capitalist
4 = 4. Socialist definitely
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

32. Sometimes politics seems so complicated that a person like me cannot really understand what is going on.
1 = 1. Definitely do not agree
2 = 2. Do not agree
3 = 3. Agree
4 = 4. Definitely Agree
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

43. How often do you tend to talk with your friends and family about political issues?
1 = 1. To a great degree
2 = 2. To a certain degree
3 = 3. To a small degree
4 = 4. Not at all
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

45A. Likud-Beiteinu
0 = 0. Strong rejection (hatred)
1 = 1
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7
8 = 8
9 = 9
10 = 10. Strong attraction (affection)
99 = 99. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

48. Who in your opinion will deal with the economic problems of the country best:
1 = 1. Tzippi Livni
2 = 2. Binyamin Netanyahu
3 = 3. Sheli Yachimovich
4 = Do not read: 4. All of them equally
5 = 5. Do not read: None of them
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

51. The economy
1 = 1. Very great differences
2 = 2. Great differences
3 = 3. Certain differences
4 = 4. Small differences
5 = 5. Almost no differences
9 = 9. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

59. The economy
1 = 1. Will influence to a great degree
2 = 2. Will influence to a certain degree
3 = 3. Will influence to just a small degree
4 = 4. Will not influence at all
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

103. With what political trend do you identify?
1 = 1. Left
2 = 2. Moderate Left
3 = 3. Center
4 = 4. Moderate Right
5 = 5. Right
6 = 6. Religious Trend (Do not read)
7 = 7. Do not identify with any (Do not read)
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer, refuses to answer

67. There is a lot of talk about left and right in the policy-security realm. How would you rate yourself on a scale of 0-10, where 0 is leftwing-dovish and 10 is right wing-hawkish and 5 is in the middle?
0 = 0. Leftwing-dovish
1 = 1
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7
8 = 8
9 = 9
10 = 10. Right wing-hawkish
99 = 99. Do not read: do not know/refuses to answer

69. There is a lot of talk about left and right with economic and societal issues. How would you rate yourself on a scale of 0-10, where 0 is social democrat and 10 is capitalist and 5 is in the middle?
0 = 0. Social-democrat approach
1 = 1
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7
8 = 8
9 = 9
10 = 10. Capitalist approach
99 = 99. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

71. Would you be prepared or not prepared to have taxes in the country raised, meaning that you would also pay more taxes, in order to take care of the different problems facing the country?
1 = 1. yes
2 = 2. no
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

72. Education
1 = 1. Should spend more
2 = 2. Should spend less
3 = 3. Should spend what it does now
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

84. Has leadership ability:
1 = 1. Binyamin Netanyahu
2 = 2. Tzippi Livni
3 = 3. Sheli Yachimovich
4 = 4. All of them
5 = 5. None of them
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

89. Do you usually read a daily newspaper?
1 = 1. Almost never
2 = 2. Just infrequently
3 = 3. About once a week
4 = 4. 2-3 times a week
5 = 5. One newspaper almost every day
6 = 6. More than one newspaper almost every day
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

90. Do you usually get news from the internet?
1 = 1. Almost never
2 = 2. Just infrequently
3 = 3. About once a week
4 = 4. 2-3 times a week
5 = 5. Almost every day
6 = 6. More than once a day
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

92. Which of the following activities have you done on the internet in the past month?
1 = 1. Visited the website of a party, candidate, or other site connected to the elections
2 = 2. Wrote about the elections online or joined a political group on facebook
3 = 3. Both 1 and 2
4 = 4. Use the internet, but did not do any of these activities
5 = 5. Do not use the internet at all
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

93. Do you support any specific party, are you member, do you have a job in the party?
1 = 1. No
2 = 2. Support but not a member
3 = 3. Member but no position
4 = 4. Active member
5 = 5. Active member with a position in the party
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

B98. Did you support or participate in the social protests of summer 2011?
1 = 1. Did not support
2 = 2. Supported, but did not participate
3 = 3. Supported, and personally participated
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

100. Today, some people do not vote in the elections for one reason or another. Do you intend to vote in the Knesset elections?
1 = 1. Certain I will vote
2 = 2. Think I will vote
3 = 3. Do not think that I will vote
4 = 4. Certain I will not vote
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

101. If the elections were held today, which list would you vote for?
5 = 5. HaBayit HaYehudi headed by Naftali Benet
6 = 6. Yahaduth HaTorah (Agudath Israel + Degel HaTorah)
14 = 14. Dor Bonei Ha'aretz headed by Ephraim Lapid (Pensioners)
15 = 15. Am Shalem headed by Rabbi Chaim Amsellem
22 = 22. The Hope for Change (HaTikvah L'Shinui)
25 = 25. All of Us Friends (Na Nach) (Kulanu Chaverim)
27 = 27. Inheritance of the Patriarchs (Moreshet Avot)
30 = 30. Progressive Liberal Democratic Party

102. Which list did you vote for in the 2009 elections to Knesset?
1 = 1. Kadima
2 = 2. Likud
3 = 3. Labor
4 = 4.Israel Beiteinu (Lieberman))
5 = 5. HaBayit HaYehudi - The New Mafdal
6 = 6. Yahaduth HaTorah (Agudath Israel + Degel HaTorah)
7 = 7. Shas
8 = 8. The New Movement - Meretz
9 = 9. Ichud Leumi (HaTikvah, Tekumah, Eretz Yisrael Shelanu, Moledet)
10 = 10. The Green Movement - Meimad
11 = 11. The Greeners
12 = 12. Green Leaf
13 = 13.Gil (The Pensioners)
14 = 14. Tzomet
15 = 15. Israel Hazaka (Ephraim Sneh)
16 = 16. Da'am
17 = 17. Balad
18 = 18. Ra'am-Ta'al
19 = 19. Hadash
20 = 20. Renewed Israel (Yisrael HaMithhadeshet)- Nodelman
21 = 21. Party of Light, Yaron Yadan (Mifleget Or)
81 = 81. Left-wing party
82 = 82. Center party
83 = 83. Right-wing party
84 = 84. Center or right wing party
85 = 85.Center or left wing party
86 = 86. Right-wing or left-wing party
87 = 87. Arab party
94 = 94. Do not remember
95 = 95. Other (specify)
96 = 96. Blank ballot
97 = 97. Did not vote, despite having the right to vote
98 = 98. Did not vote because I did not have the right to vote
99 = 99. Refuses to answer

88. There is much talk about left and right in politics. Where would you rank yourself along a left-right continuum, when 1 is the right end and 7 the left end?
1 = 1. Right-wing
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7. Left -wing
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

104. Assuming two candidates, one male and one female, were equally qualified and appropriate for a senior political position who would you tend to vote for?
1 = 1. Male
2 = 2. Female
3 = 3. No Difference
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer

113. How important is it to you that you are male/female?
1 = 1. Not at all important
2 = 2. A little important
3 = 3. Somewhat important
4 = 4. Very important
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer

114. How much do you define yourself as feminist?
1 = 1. Not at all
2 = 2. A little
3 = 3. To a great degree
4 = 4. To a very great degree
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer

115. Sometimes people ask themselves what the goals of the country should be for the next decade? Of the following goals which, in your opinion is most important?
1 = 1. Maintaining a stable economy
2 = 2. Creating a more human environment that emphasized human relations
3 = 3. Creating an environment where ideas are more important than money
4 = 4. War against crime
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer

117. Women in Israeli are discriminated against in terms of wages and advancement in the workplace
1 = 1. Definitely disagree
2 = 2. Disagree
3 = 3. Agree
4 = 4. Definitely agree
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

123. To the best of your knowledge, what is the minimum threshold for representation in elections to the Knesset?
1 = 1. Right answer: 2%
2 = 2. Wrong answer
8 = 8. I do not know

124. To the best of your knowledge, what portion of the overall government budget, does the security budget currently occupy?
1 = 1. Less than 10%
2 = 2. Between 10% - 40%
3 = 3. Between 40% - 75%
4 = 4. More than 75%
8 = 8. I do not know
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

125. To the best of your knowledge, who is the current Speaker of Knesset?
1 = 1. Right answer: Reuven Rivlin
2 = 2. Wrong answer
8 = 8. I do not know
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

126. What is your family status?
1 = 1. Married
2 = 2. Living permanently with partner
3 = 3. Divorced
4 = 4. Separated (living separately)
5 = 5. Widowed
6 = 6. Single, never married

127. Do you have children?
1 = 1. no
2 = 2. yes
9 = 9. do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

B129. How would you describe the division of work between you and your spouse?
1 = 1. I do more than my spouse
2 = 2. The division is more or less equal
3 = 3. I do less
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer, refuses to answer

130. Do you think your marital relationship will continue for the foreseeable future?
1 = 1. Certain it will
2 = 2. Think it will
3 = 3. So-so
4 = 4. Think it won't
5 = 5. Certain it won't
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

131. If the elections were held today, which list, to the best of your knowledge, would your spouse vote for?
5 = 5. HaBayit HaYehudi headed by Naftali Benet
6 = 6. Yahaduth HaTorah (Agudath Israel + Degel HaTorah)
14 = 14. Dor Bonei Ha'aretz headed by Ephraim Lapid (Pensioners)
15 = 15. Am Shalem headed by Rabbi Chaim Amsellem
22 = 22. The Hope for Change (HaTikvah L'Shinui)
25 = 25. All of Us Friends (Na Nach) (Kulanu Chaverim)
27 = 27. Inheritance of the Patriarchs (Moreshet Avot)
30 = 30. Progressive Liberal Democratic Party
91 = 91. Does not know how the spouse will vote

132. To what degree do you observe religious traditions?
1 = 1. Not at all
2 = 2. A little bit
3 = 3. A lot
4 = 4. I observe all of it
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

133. Country of origin:
1 = 1. Asia/Africa
2 = 2. Europe/America
3 = 3. USSR/FSU
4 = 4. Native born Israeli, Father- native born Israeli
5 = 5. Native born Israeli, Father - Asia/Africa
6 = 6. Native born Israeli, Father - Europe/America
7 = 7. Native born Israeli, Father - USSR/FSU
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

134. When did you immigrate to Israel?
9999 = refuses to answer

135. Where you born in one of the USSR countries and immigrated to Israel after 1988?
1 = 1. Immigrant from USSR

137. Highest Level of Education:
1 = 1. Elementary school or less
2 = 2. Partial high school
3 = 3. Full high school - without matriculation exams
4 = 4. Full high school with matriculation exams
5 = 5. Post high school, non academic (teachers seminar, nursing school, engineering school, yeshiva)
6 = 6. Partial academic degree
8 = 8. Full academic degree - MA or higher
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

138. Did you attend high school or post high school studies in a religious, government, or non-government setting?
1 = 1. Have not studied in a religious framework
2 = 2. Studied in a religious framework
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer, refuses to answer

139. What is your employment situation?
1 = 1. Salaried
2 = 2. Independently employed
3 = 3. Retired
4 = 4. Homemaker
5 = 5. Soldier, yeshiva student, student
6 = 6. Looking for work

140. Do you work in a-
1 = 1. Full time position
2 = 2. Part time position
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

141. Describe in detail your profession or your main job
0 = 00 'Biologists, Pharmacologists and Related Professionals'
1 = 01 'Chemists, Physicists, Mathematicians and Related Professionals'
3 = 03 'Medical Doctors, Pharmacists and Veterinarians'
5 = 05 'Economists, Psychologists, Accountants and Related Professionals'
7 = 07 'University and Higher Education Teaching Professionals'
8 = 08 'Post-Secondary and Post-Primary Teaching Professionals'
10 = 10 'Natural Sciences Technicians and Associate Professionals'
11 = 11 'Civil Engineering Technicians and Associate Professionals'
12 = 12 'Elec, Electro, Mechan & Other Eng Technicians and AssProfs'
13 = 13 'Practical Computer Engineers and Technicians'
14 = 14 'Communications and Medical Equip Operators and Photographers'
15 = 15 'Medical Laboratory Workers, Nurses & Oth Paramedical Profs'
16 = 16 'Teaching Associate Profs in Prim & Kinder & Social Counselors'
17 = 17 'Journalists and Workers in Arts and Sports'
21 = 21 'Directors General and Chief Executives'
23 = 23 'Secretaries of Local Authorities and Other Managers'
30 = 30 'Customs, Tax and Licensing Clerical Workers'
32 = 32 'Cashiers, Bank Clerks and Credit Company Clerks'
33 = 33 'Secretaries and Keyboard Operating Clerks'
36 = 36 'Customer Service Clerks and Office Equipment Operators'
40 = 40 'Financial and Business Services Agents'
44 = 44 'Workers in Lodging and Restaurant Services'
52 = 52 'Crop and Animal Producers and Others'
61 = 61 'Welders, Tinsmiths, Locksmiths & Oth Metal Articles Foremen'
63 = 63 'Power Production and Water Treatment Plant Operators'
64 = 64 'Electrical and Electronics Equipment Mechanics and Fitters'
65 = 65 'Precision-Instrument Makers and Repairers and Goldsmiths'
67 = 67 'Earth Moving, Paving and Lifting Plant Operators'
73 = 73 'Food Processing and Related Workers'
74 = 74 'Spinners, Weavers, Knitters and Fibre Preparers'
76 = 76 'Shoemakers and Other Leather Production Workers'
78 = 78 'Paper, Carton and Products Production Workers'
79 = 79 'Chemical Processing Plant Operators (exc plast & rubb ( '
80 = 80 'Plastic, Rubber and Products Processors'
81 = 81 'Concrete & Non-Metal Mineral Products (excCeram & Glass ( '
82 = 82 'Potters, Glass Makers and Related Workers'
83 = 83 'Ships Deck Crews and Train Operators'
90 = 90 'Street Pedlars and Other Street Services'
91 = 91 'Domestic and Related Helpers, Cleaners and Launderers'
92 = 92 'Janitors, Caretakers and Other Cleaners'
93 = 93 'Watchpersons, Messengers and Ushers'
95 = 95 'Unsk in Fruit Picking, Packing, Sorting & Goods Arranging'
96 = 96 'Unskilled Agricultural Labourers and Road Workers'

142. In what sector do you work or did you work?
1 = 1. Public sector
2 = 2. Private sector/private company
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

143. Think about the income of all your household members and all the incomes that go into the household. What is the main source of your household income?
1 = 1. Income from work (wages, salary, independently employed)
2 = 2. Pension
3 = 3. Unemployment payment, stipend or other aid
4 = 4. Income from investments, savings, or property
5 = 5. Income from other sources
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

144. What is your household income from all sources, after taxes and other obligatory deductions? Is your income above or under 10,000 NIS?
1 = 1. Up to 3,000 NIS
2 = 2. 3,001-4,500 NIS
3 = 3. 4,501-6,000 NIS
4 = 4. 6,001-8,000 NIS
5 = 5. 8,001-10,000 NIS
6 = 6. 10,001-12,000 NIS
7 = 7. 12,001-14,000 NIS
8 = 9. 16,001-20,000 NIS
9 = 9. 16,001-20,000 NIS
10 = 10. More than 20,000 NIS
97 = 97. Do not read: refuses to answer
98 = 98. Do not read: do not know
99 = 99. Do not read: no answer

145. What portion of the household income is your income?
1 = 1. Nothing
2 = 2. A very small portion
3 = 3. Less than half
4 = 4. About half
5 = 5. Over half
6 = 6. A very large portion
7 = 7. All of it
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

146. How many rooms do you have in your house?
99 = refuses to answer

148. What is your societal status?
1 = 1. Upper class
2 = 2. Upper middle class
3 = 3. Middle class
4 = 4. Low class
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

149. Religion?
1 = 1. Jewish
2 = 2. Muslim
3 = 3. Christian
4 = 4. Druze
5 = 5. Other
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

150. Do you define yourself as:
1 = 1. Secular
2 = 2. Traditional
3 = 3. Religious
4 = 4. Hareidi (For Arabs: Very Religious)
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

152. Language of the interview:
1 = 1. Hebrew
2 = 2. Arabic
3 = 3. Russian
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

153. Sector:
1 = 1. Jewish
2 = 2. Arab
9 = 9. Do not read: no answer/refuses to answer

Agegroup. For those who did not answer: What age group do you belong to?
1 = 1. 18-22
2 = 2. 23-29
3 = 3. 30-39
4 = 4. 40-49
5 = 5. 50-59
6 = 6. 60-69
7 = 7. 70-79
8 = 8. 80 plus
9 = 9. Do not read: refuses to answer

Religion. Religion?
1 = 1. Jewish
2 = 2. Muslim
3 = 3. Christian
4 = 4. Druze
9 = 9.Do not read: refuses to answer

1. Did you vote in the last election?
1 = 1. Yes
2 = 2. No
9 = 9. Do not read: refuses to answer

2. Who did you vote for in the last elections?
5 = 5. HaBayit HaYehudi headed by Naftali Benet
6 = 6. Yahaduth HaTorah (Agudath Israel + Degel HaTorah)
14 = 14. Dor Bonei Ha'aretz headed by Ephraim Lapid (Pensioners)
15 = 15. Am Shalem headed by Rabbi Chaim Amsellem

1 = 1. On the election day itself
2 = 2. Couple of days before election
3 = 3. A week before election
4 = 4. A month before election
5 = 5. Couple of months before election
6 = 6. I knew in the first place who I would vote for
9 = 9. Do not read: refuses to answer

5A. The elections indicate that the people want Netanyahu as Prime Minister.
1 = 1. Completely Disagree
2 = 2. Disagree
3 = 3. Not sure
4 = 4. Agree
5 = 5. Completely Agree
9 = 9. Do not read: refuses to answer

15. All in all, to your opinion what were the elections about? Was it: (one answer only) [mix 1-6]
1 = 1. about policy issues (namely, Palestinian state and the Golan Heights)
2 = 2. about attacking Iran
3 = 3. about security threats
4 = 4. about the social protests: housing and cost of living
5 = 5. about equality of burden for army service
6 = 6. about the leadership of Netanyahu and his functioning as a Prime minister

16. Out of the possible coalitions, which one do you prefer? [mix 2-3]
1 = 1. Likud/HaBayit HaYehudi (Benet)/ Hareidis
2 = 2. Likud/Yesh Atid (Lapid)/ HaBayit HaYehudi (Benet)
3 = 3. Likud/Yesh Atid (Lapid)/ Hareidis
4 = 4. Likud/Yesh Atid (Lapid)/ Hareidis/ HaTenuah (Livni)
5 = 5. Likud/Yesh Atid (Lapid)/ HaBayit HaYehudi (Benet)/ Hareidis
6 = 6. Likud/Yesh Atid (Lapid)/ More center parties/ Labor
7 = 7 Likud/center parties/Labor/HaBayit HaYehudi
8 = 8 none of them/no preference
9 = 9 do not know/do not understand/refuses to answer
10 = 10 Likud/Yesh Atid/HaBayit HaYehudi/HaTenuah
11 = 11 Likud/Yesh Atid/HaBayit HaYehudi/Kadima
12 = 12 Likud/Yesh Atid/HaBayti HaYehudi/HaTenuah/Kadima
13 = 13 Likud/center parties/HaBayit HaYehudi/Hareidis
14 = 14 Likud/Labor/HaTenuah/Meretz
15 = 15 Likud/Labor/Hareidis
16 = 16 Labor/center parties/Meretz/Hareidis
17 = 17 Labor/center parties/Meretz/Arab parties
18 = 18 a government headed by Likud and Yesh Atid
19 = 19 a government without Likud
20 = 20 governmetn with Arab party participation
21 = 21 national unity government/the widest coalition possible
22 = 22 other

20. Language of the interview:
1 = 1 Hebrew
2 = 2 Arabic
3 = 3 Russian