Phone type
1 = immobile
2 = mobile

Interview Language
1 = Hebrew
2 = Russian
3 = Arabic

Region
1 = South
2 = Haifa
3 = Judea and Samaria
4 = Jerusalem
5 = Center
6 = North
7 = Tel Aviv

Nationality
1 = Jewish/ non Arab Christian / no religion
2 = Arab

Age group
1 = 18-24
2 = 25-34
3 = 35-44
4 = 45-54
5 = 55-64
6 = +65

Sex
1 = Male
2 = Female

How would you characterize Israel’s overall situation today?
1 = Very good
2 = good
3 = so-so
4 = Bad
5 = Very bad
6 = Don’t know / Refuse

Do you define yourself personally as:
1 = Very Zionist
2 = Somewhat Zionist
3 = Not so Zionist
4 = Not at all Zionist
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

To what extent do you trust each of the following individuals or institutions in Israel?
1 = use
2 = no

The media
1 = Not at all
2 = Somewhat
3 = Quite a lot
4 = Very much
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

To what extent do you feel part of the State of Israel and its problems?
1 = Very much
2 = Quite a lot
3 = Not so much
4 = Not at all
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

Israel is defined as both a Jewish and a democratic state. Which part of this definition is more important to you personally
1 = Jewish
2 = Democratic
3 = Both are equally important (not read)
4 = Neither is important (not read)
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

Israeli citizens should be prohibited from harshly criticizing the state in public.
1 = Strongly disagree
2 = Somewhat disagree
3 = Somewhat agree
4 = Strongly agree
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

To what extent are you and your friends able to influence government policy?
1 = Very much
2 = Quite a lot
3 = Not so much
4 = Not at all
5 = Don’t know / Refuse Refuse

Societies throughout the world are divided into stronger and weaker groups. Which group in Israeli society do you feel you belong to?
1 = Strong group
2 = Quite strong group
3 = Quite weak group
4 = Weak group
5 = Don't know / Refuse

How would you rate the level of solidarity (sense of “togetherness”) of Israeli society (Jews, Arabs, and all other citizens), where 1 = no solidarity at all, and 10 = a high level of solidarity?
1 = 1 – No solidarity/sense of togetherness at all
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7
8 = 8
9 = 9
10 = 10 – High level of solidarity
11 = Don't know / Refuse

Mizrahim and Ashkenazim
1 = High
2 = Moderate
3 = Low
4 = None (Not read)
5 = Don't know / Refuse

In your opinion, which groups have the highest level of tension between them?
1 = Mizrahim and Ashkenazim
2 = Religious and secular Jews
3 = Right and left (on foreign policy and national security issues)
4 = Rich and poor
5 = Jews and Arabs
6 = All the same / No difference in level of tension (not read)

Do you support or oppose the proposal that only those who sign a declaration of loyalty to Israel as a Jewish state, to its symbols, its sovereignty, and the Declaration of Independence, and who serve in the army or civilian national service, should be el
1 = Strongly support
2 = Somewhat support
3 = Somewhat oppose
4 = Strongly oppose
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

If you had the opportunity to become a citizen of the United States or any other Western country, would you prefer to move there or to remain in Israel?
1 = I would prefer to move there.
2 = I would prefer to remain in Israel.
3 = Don’t know / Refuse

The left also played a role in deepening the rifts in Israeli society following Yitzhak’s Rabin’s assassination, by accusing all right-wing and religious Jews of being responsible for his murder.
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Somewhat agree
3 = Somewhat disagree
4 = Strongly disagree
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

Secular people who are not religiously observant
1 = It would bother me
2 = It would not bother me
3 = Don’t know / Refuse

People often speak about “Rabin’s legacy.” Is it clear to you personally what that legacy is?
1 = It is not at all clear
2 = It is somewhat unclear
3 = It is somewhat clear
4 = It is very clear
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

Do you feel that the following statement is correct or incorrect: The assassination of Yitzhak Rabin prevented great harm to Israel’s security by stopping the signing of a peace agreement with the Palestinians.
1 = Very correct
2 = Somewhat correct
3 = Somewhat incorrect
4 = Totally incorrect
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

In your opinion, what should be the primary focus of the memorial days marking Yitzhak Rabin's assassination?
1 = Rabin’s life and personal contribution
2 = The values of tolerance and democracy
3 = The necessity of making concessions for peace
4 = The unity of the Jewish people in Israel
5 = All of the above equally (not read)
6 = None of the above (not read)
7 = Don’t know / Refuse
8 = Other

Which statement do you agree with more: (a) that Yigal Amir, the murderer of Yitzhak Rabin, should remain in prison for the rest of his life; or (b) that he should serve a fixed-term sentence, set in accordance with the same principles applied to any othe
1 = I agree more with the first opinion, that Yigal Amir should remain in prison for the rest of his life.
2 = Yigal Amir should serve a fixed-term sentence, set in accordance with the same principles applied to any other murderer
3 = Don’t know / Refuse

In your opinion, how likely is it that there will be another political murder of a Jewish leader in Israel, committed by a Jew?
1 = Very likely
2 = Quite likely
3 = Quite unlikely
4 = Very unlikely
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

Do you support or oppose having Arab parties in the government, including Arab ministers?
1 = Strongly oppose
2 = Somewhat oppose
3 = Somewhat support
4 = Strongly support
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

When you need medical care, do you prefer being treated by a Jewish doctor, an Arab doctor, or either one?
1 = Jewish doctor
2 = Arab doctor
3 = It doesn’t matter to me whether the doctor is Jewish or Arab
4 = Don’t know / Refuse

In your opinion, is it possible for an Arab citizen of Israel who considers himself an integral part of the Palestinian people to be a loyal citizen of the State of Israel?
1 = It is definitely possible.
2 = I think it is possible.
3 = I don’t think it is possible.
4 = It is definitely not possible.
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

Would it bother you or not bother you if Arab teachers taught in Jewish schools? *
1 = It would bother me.
2 = It would not bother me.
3 = Don’t know / Refuse

How would you rate Israel’s leadership in terms of corruption, where 1 = very corrupt, and 5 = not at all corrupt?
1 = 1 – Very corrupt
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5 – Not at all corrupt
6 = Don’t know / Refuse

Do you discuss politics with your friends?
1 = Very rarely
2 = Quite rarely
3 = Quite often
4 = Very often
5 = Don’t know / Refuse

Are you:
1 = Jewish
2 = Non-Arab Christian or "no religion"
3 = Muslim
4 = Christian Arab
5 = Druze
6 = Don't know / refuse
7 = Other; specify _____________________

Would you characterize yourself as :
1 = Ultra-Orthodox (Haredi)
2 = Religious
3 = Traditional - religious
4 = Traditional - non religious
5 = Secular
6 = Other
7 = refuese to answer

How would you define yourself, from a political/security standpoint?
1 = Right
2 = Moderate right
3 = Center
4 = Moderate left
5 = Left
6 = Don’t know
7 = Don't know / refuse to answer

How do you define yourself in terms of your ethnic origin (Eda)
1 = Ashkenazi
2 = Mizrahi
3 = Both Askenazi and Mizrahi - Mixed
4 = Non of them
5 = Don't know/Refuse

Did you vote in the last elections to the Knesset in March 2015?
1 = yes
2 = I did not vote even though I have had the right to vote
3 = I did not vote because I did not have the right to vote
4 = Don't know/ decline to answer

To which party did you vote in the last elections to the Knesset in March 2015 (Jewish sample)?
1 = Likud (headed by Binyamin Netanyahu)
2 = Zionist Union (headed by Yitzhak "Bougie" Herzog and Tzipi Livni)
3 = Yesh Atid (headed by Yair Lapid)
4 = Habayit Hayehudi (headed by Naftali Bennett)
5 = Kulanu (headed by Moshe Kahlon)
6 = Yisrael Beiteinu (headed by Avigdor Lieberman)
7 = Meretz (headed by Zehava Galon)
8 = Torah Judaism
9 = Shas (headed by Aryeh Deri)
10 = Yahad (headed by Eli Yishai)
11 = Joint arab list (headed by Ayman Odeh)
12 = Blank ballot
13 = Refuse to answer
14 = Other (Which?)

To which party did you vote in the last elections to the Knesset in March 2015 (Arab sample)?
1 = Likud (headed by Binyamin Netanyahu)
2 = Zionist Union (headed by Yitzhak "Bougie" Herzog and Tzipi Livni)
3 = Yesh Atid (headed by Yair Lapid)
4 = Habayit Hayehudi (headed by Naftali Bennett)
5 = Kulanu (headed by Moshe Kahlon)
6 = Yisrael Beiteinu (headed by Avigdor Lieberman)
7 = Meretz (headed by Zehava Galon)
8 = Torah Judaism
9 = Shas (headed by Aryeh Deri)
10 = Yahad (headed by Eli Yishai)
11 = Joint arab list (headed by Ayman Odeh)
12 = Other party
13 = Blank ballot
14 = Refuse to answer

Where were you born?
1 = Israel
2 = Former Soviet Union
3 = Europe - America
4 = Asia - Africa
5 = Don't know / refuse to answer

Year of Aliya
1 = Up to 1989
2 = 1990-2015

The average income for an Israeli household is 14500 NIS net per month. Is your family income in comparison to the average:
1 = Much under the average
2 = A little under the average
3 = Average
4 = A little above the average
5 = Much above the average
6 = Do not read:Kibbutz member
7 = Do not read:Do not know/ Refuses

1 = |open|
99 = decline to answer

Education:
1 = elementary school or lower
2 = partial high school
3 = full high school -without a graduation certificate
4 = full high school -with a graduation certificate
5 = post high school (teacher's seminar, nursing school, engineer school, post high school yeshiva)
6 = partial academic degree
7 = full academic degree - BA or more
8 = refuse

In which locality do you live?
1 = |open|