1. Yes
888
999
1. 18-22
2. 23-29
3. 30-39
4. 40-49
5. 50-59
6. 60-69
7. 70-79
8. 80 and over
99. Refuses to answer
1. Male
2. Female
1. Elementary school or less
2. Partial high school
3. Complete high school - without matriculation diploma
4. Complete high school with matriculation diploma
5. Post high school, non-academic (teacher’s seminar, nursing school, engineer
6. Partial academic degree
7. Full academic degree - BA
8. Full academic degree - MA or higher
Refuses to answer
2. No
1. Very good
2. Good
3. So so
4. Not good
5. Bad
98. Don’t know/no answer
1. That the public elects, but the politicians don’t form a government
2. That the political system and the government ministries are paralyzed
3. That the rules of the game of the political and judicial systems were broken
4. I see nothing problematic about the situation
5. Do not read: other:
1. Support
2. מתנגד
3. Do not read: I don’t know enough about the plan to express an opinion
4. Do not read: I haven’t heard of the plan
8. Don’t know/no answer
9. Refuses to answer
1. Definitely possible
2. Believe it is
3. Believe it is not
4. Definitely not possible
1. Concentrate on peace talks
2. Increase its military strength
1. A Jewish majority
2. Greater Israel
3. A Democratic state (equal political rights to all)
4. A state of Peace (low probability of war)
1. Definitely should agree
2. Believe that should agree
3. Believe that should not agree
4. Definitely should not agree
1. Definitely a capitalist approach
2. More capitalist than socialist
3. More socialist than capitalist
4. Definitely a socialist approach
1. The government should definitely see to it
2. The government should perhaps see to it
3. I don’t think the government should see to it
4. The government should definitely not see to it
1. He definitely can
2. He can
3. He can not
4. He definitely can not
1. Strongly Disagree
2. Disagree
3. Agree
4. Strongly agree
1. That the indictment against the prime minister is part of a “witch hunt”
2. That these institutions are acting as required
1. A Palestinian state alongside the state of Israel is the best solution
2. One state between the sea and the Jordan river is the best solution
1. To a great extent
2. To a certain extent
3. To a small extent
4. Not at all
1. Kahol-Lavan
2. Likud
3. Do not read: Both equally
4. Do not read: Neither one
0. rejection/ hatred
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10. support/ sympathy
95. cannot generalize (was not read)
1. Identification with the party
2. The party leader
3. The party's nominees for Knesset
4. The party's positions on certain issues
5. Whether the party is in power or in the opposition
1. Will not influence at all
2. Will have little influence
3. Will somewhat influence
4. Will greatly influence
1. Correct response: [3.25%; or any percentage between 3-4%; or 4 mandates; or t
2. Incorrect response [To the interviewer: write ______]
3. Don't know
1. Almost never
2. Seldom
3. About once a week
4. Two-three times a week
5. Almost daily
6. More than once a day
0. I don’t use social media platforms
1. Never
2. Once a week
3. Two-three times a week
4. Almost daily
5. More than once a day
1. Likud (Benjamin Netanyahu)
2. Kahol-Lavan (Benny Gantz)
3. HaAvoda-Gesher-Meretz (Amir Peretz)
4. Yamina (Naftali Bennett)
5. Otzma Yehudit (Itamar Ben-Gvir)
7. Yahadut HaTorah (United Torah Judaism) (Agudat Israel Degel HaTorah)
8. Shas
9. Yisrael Beitenu (Avigdor Lieberman)
11. HaReshima HaMeshutefet  (Joint List) (Hadash-Ta’al-Ra’am-Balad)
30. Other (specify):
94. Doesn’t intend to vote
96. Blank Ballot
97. Undecided/debating
1. A coalition led by the Likud with right-wing parties
2. A coalition led by the Likud with parties from both sides of the political sp
3. A coalition led by Kahol-Lavan with center and left parties
4. A coalition led by Kahol-Lavan with parties from both sides of the political
5. A coalition of the Likud and Kahol-Lavan
6. No coalition will be formed and the Knesset will dissolve
7. Do not read: other
6. Do not read: other
2. Kahol-Lavan (Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid)
3. HaAvoda-Gesher (Amir Peretz, Orly Levi-Abukasis)
5. Yamina/HaYamin HaMeuchad (HaBayit HaYehudi + HaIchud HaLeumi,  HaYamin HaHada
6. Hamachane Hademocrati (Democratic Union) (Meretz: Nitzan Horowitz, Stav Shafi
9.  Yisrael Beitenu (Avigdor Lieberman)
11. HaReshima HaMeshutefet  (Joint List) (Hadash-Ta’al-Ra’am, Balad)
19. Otzma Yehudit
94. Didn’t vote despite being eligible
95. Didn’t vote because I wasn’t eligible
2. Kahol Lavan (Blue & White - Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid)
3. Labor (Avi Gabbay)
4. HaYamin HaHadash (The New Right –  Bennett and Shaked)
5. The Union of Right-Wing Parties
6. Meretz (Nitzan Horowitz)
7. Yahaduth HaTorah (Agudath Israel + Degel HaTorah)
9.  Yisrael Beyteinu (Avigdor Lieberman)
10. Kulanu (Moshe Kahlon)
11. Hadash-Ta’al (Ayman Odeh)
12. Ra’am-Balad (Mansour Abbas)
14. Zehut (Moshe Feiglin)
15. Gesher (Orly Levy-Abekasis)
30. Other (specify)
1. Likud headed by Benjamin Netanyahu
2. The Zionist Union headed by Yitzhak Herzog and Tzippi Livni
3. Kulanu headed by Moshe Kahlon
4. Yesh Atid headed by Yair Lapid
5. HaBayit HaYehudi headed by Naftali Bennett
6. Israel Beiteinu headed by Avigdor Liberman
9. Meretz headed by Zehava Galon
10. Yachad and Otzma le Yisrael headed by Eli Yishay
96. Blank ballot
1. Right
7. Left
1. Esther Hayut (correct answer)
2. Wrong answer
3. Don’t know
1. Don’t know
2. Construction and Housing
3. Health
4. Education
5. Transportation
1. Not at all democratic
10. Completely democratic
1. Not satisfied at all
10. Completely satisfied
1. Asia/Africa
2. Europe or America
3. Former USSR/FSU
4. Native born Israeli, Father- native born Israeli
5. Native born Israeli, Father - Asia/Africa
6. Native born Israeli, Father - Europe/America
7. Native born Israeli, Father – former USSR/FSU
9. Do not read: refuses to answer
1. Ashkenazi
2. Sephardic
3. Mizrachi
4. Other:
5. Do not read: Mixed
6. Do not read: None of the above, do not define myself by ethnic origin
1. Has not studied in a religious framework
2. Studied in a religious framework
1. Much below average
2. Somewhat below average
3. About average
4.  Somewhat above average
5. Much above average
1. Jewish
2. Muslim
3. Christian
4. Druze
5. Other
1. Very religious, Haredi
2. Religious
3. Traditional religious
4. Traditional, not so religious
5. Non-religious, secular
1. Hebrew
2. Arabic
3. Russian
2. Arab
3. Blank ballot
11. HaReshima HaMeshutefet (Joint List) (Hadash-Ta’al-Ra’am-Balad)
94. Didn’t vote
1. Not at all important
2. Slightly important
3. Somewhat important
4. Quite important
5. Very important
8. Do not read: Don’t know
9. Do not read: No answer / Refuse to answer
1. The conflict with the Palestinians and Trump’s plan
2. The future of democracy and the role of the judicial system in Israel
3. The security threats and how to handle them
4. The socio-economic situation
5. State and religion relations
6.  Netanyahu: Whether he should continue to lead the country
1. A right-wing coalition led by Likud with another party or Knesset members fro
2. A coalition led by Kahol-Lavan with Yisrael Beitenu, HaAvoda-Gesher-Meretz
3. A unity government of Likud and Kahol-Lavan led by Netanyahu
4. Do not read: A different coalition. Which?
5. Do not read: None of the above
6. Do not read: I don’t care which government it is, as long as there will be
9. Do not read: No answer / refuses to answer
1. Not at all satisfied
2. Not satisfied
3. Satisfied
4. Very satisfied
1. B.I. and Lucille Cohen Institute
2. Statnet Institute