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What, in your opinion, is the general condition of Israel? Good or not good?
To what degree are you interested in questions relating to religion's place in the State of Israel?
The state of Israel is defined as a "Jewish state." Different people attach different meanings to the words "Jewish state." What, in your opinion, is the most important characteristic of a Jewish state?
To what degree are you interested in the meaning of a "Jewish State"?
To what degree are you interested in the issue of "who is a Jew"?
Is a person born to a Jewish father and non Jewish mother, a Jew in your eyes?
Person who converted with the rabbinate, but does not observe mitzvoth?
Person who feels Jewish, but who's parents are not?
Person who converted with a non-Orthodox Rabbi?
In your opinion should the state of Israel ensure that public life in the country runs according to religious tradition?
In your opinion, should the state's administration of communal life be:
In your opinion is Israel becoming more religious or more secular?
In your opinion, can Israel be a Jewish state that follows Jewish law and a democratic state?
To what degree are you interested in this issue?
In situations of contradiction between Jewish law and democratic principles, which should be prioritized?
Opening cinemas on the Sabbath
Having public transportation on the Sabbath
Opening in-town shopping centers on the Sabbath
Opening cafes and restaurants on the Sabbath
Holding sports events on the Sabbath
Do you think that in public institutions there should or shouldn't be kosher food?
As you know, sometimes the Rabbinate refuses to give kosher certification to institutions that keep kosher because they do not keep other mitzvoth or customs. Do you think it should or shouldn't be like this?
Do you think civil marriage should be instituted in Israel?
In your opinion, if there were civil marriages in Israel would you and/or your family members have chosen to get married like this?
In your opinion is the Rabbinate's role in marriage/divorce business-like/neutral or more for the benefit of one party?
One can be a good Jew without keeping tradition
Without religion the Jewish nation would be extinct.
People today mostly care about themselves
Yeshiva students should be drafted into the IDF
To the conservatives and Reforms should have status equal to Orthodoxy
Jewish nation in Israel is a different nation from Jewry in the Diaspora
It's better for the man to be the provider, and for the woman to take care of things in the house
A woman can realize her potential even without children
There is no need to change the position of women in Israeli society today
Jews to immigrate and receive immediate citizenship
Non-Jewish spouses of Jews to immigrate and receive immediate citizenship
Non-Jewish grandchildren with one Jewish grandfather to immigrate and receive immediate citizenship
To what degree is Jewish tradition important in your daily behavior?
The way I dress
My behavore abroad
My political positions
Number of children
What I do on the Sabbath
My positions on the environment
My positions on welfare and aid for the needy.
Choosing a spouse
Choosing a profession
Building a family
Living in Israel
Making lots of money
Aspiring to social justice
Feeling part of the Jewish nation
Feeling part of Israeli society
Remembering the Holocaust
Celebrating festivals according to religion
Studying the Old Testament (Bible)
Are you for or against more Jewish studies in state schools?
Would you consent to your children studying in a school with children from religious and non-religious families?
Do you think that currently relations between religious and non-religious Israeli Jews are good?
Amongst your closest friends are there those who are different from you in terms of religious observance?
Would you be willing for your child to marry a non-Jew?
Do you want to live in Israel long-term?
To what degree do you feel part of the worldwide Jewish nation?
In your opinion do Jews in Israel and Diaspora Jewry share a common fate?
Which of the following terms best defines your identity?
Which of the following terms Second best defines your identity?
Which of the following terms Third best defines your identity?
Which of the following terms Fourth best defines your identity?
How would you define yourself religiously?
If you could be reborn, would you want to be born Jewish?
If you could be reborn, would you want to be born Israeli?
Do you see yourself as Zionist?
Would you say your lifestyle is in keeping with the spirit of Jewish values?
Do you keep religious tradition?
In your parent's home, did they keep religious tradition?
Does your spouse keep religious tradition?
Do you currently feel more or less religious in comparison to the past?
How much religious traditions would you like your children to observe?
Do you fast on Yom Kippur?
How often do you go to synagogue? (no data)
Hear Megillat Esther on Purim
Refrain from eating hametz on Passover
Carry out Shavuoth Night Tikkun
Light the Chanukah candles
Hold a Passover seder.
Bar Mitzvah ceremony
Bat Mitzvah
Religious circumcision.
Passover seder
Bar Mitzvah
Brit Milah
Rabbinic wedding ceremony
Religious burial.
Sitting Shiva.
Saying Kaddish for parents.
Do you observe the Sabbath?
Light the Sabbath candles
Make Friday night Kiddush
Have a special Friday night dinner
Try to spend lots of time with the family
Go shopping
Work for pay
Go out to eat/for amusement
Swim at the pool/sea or do other sports
Watch TV/listen to radio
Surf the internet
Do you eat kosher food at home?
Do you eat kosher food out?
Do you wait between eating dairy and meat foods?
Do you eat pig?
Would you say that the main reason you do not eat pig is religious, or is it for other reasons?
Are you diligent in your observance of the laws of Kashruth more, less, or the same as in the past?
Keeping the Sabbath?
Learning the Old Testament, Talmud, and other Jewish sources?
Do you usually visit tzaddikim/ tombs of the righteous.
Do you consult with a Rabbi on personal problems?
Do you attend or not attend prayer services or ceremonies in Reform or Conservative synagogues?
Reward for good deeds
Punishment for bad deeds
There is god
Coming of the Messiah
The next world/life after death
The Torah and mitzvoth as a Godly commandment
A Jew who doesn't keep mitzvoth endangers the entire nation
Prayer can save a person from a bad situation
A supreme force directing the world
The Jewish people as the chosen people
Have you recently learned the Old Testament, the Talmud, or other Jewish sources?
How many hours a week?
In what context (1)?
In what context (2)?
Interested in expressions of Judaism in music?
Surf internet for Jewish topics?
Interested in new age/spiritual/mysticism?
If so, which?
In your opinion, is it okay for a soldier to refuse orders to clear a settlement?
Would you say that main reason you think this is a religious reason or other type of reason?
In your opinion, is it okay for a soldier to refuse to serve in the territories?
To what degree do you support the idea of land for peace?
In the summer of 2005 did you support or oppose the disengagement plan?
What is your position on clearing settlements in the territories under a permanent agreement?
Under a permanent agreement with the Palestinians, to what degree would you agree for Israel to give the Arab neighborhoods in Jerusalem to the Palestinians?
Sex
Age
Where were you born?
Year of immegration
Note if interviewee is from FSU after 1989?
For FSU: Are you
For FSU: Is your spouse
Where was your father born?
Where was your mother born?
What is your mother tongue?
What language do you speak at home?
What is your ethnic origin?
What was the atmosphere in house you grew up in?
What is the atmosphere in your house now?
How many years have you studied in school?
Do you have an academic degree?
Were you involved in a youth movement?
If so, which youth movement? (1)
If so, which youth movement? (2)
For how many years?
Have you ever studied in any religious framework?
If yes, Which?
The average monthly income of a 4 person family has recently reached 9500 NIS net. Considering this, is your income:
Do you have a car?
How many siblings do you have?
How many children do you have?
What is your marital status?
Under what framework did you get married?
Do you currently live with a partner?
Do you have any children together?
Are you now or were you a single-parent?
There is a lot of talk about left and right in politics. Where would you rate yourself on a left-right scale where 1 is the extreme right and 7 the extreme left?