Case ID
Preoccupation with familiarity of Jewish religious tradition
Interest with questions of religion's place in the State of Israel
Lifestyle in the spirit of Jewish values
Self-definition of religious identity
Current religious identity in comparision to the past
Amount of religious tradition would like children to keep
Proportion of Israeli Jews who keep the tradition like you
One can be a good Jew without keeping tradtion
Ability to enjoy beauty as a guiding life principle
Raising a family as a guiding life principle
Honouring parents as a guiding life principle
Making lots of money as a guiding life principle
Being free to choose how to behave as a life guiding principle
Having a good time as a guiding life principle
Studying/ reading to broaden horizons as a guiding life principle
Contributing to society as a guiding life principle
Being at peace with oneself as a guiding life principle
Belief in God as a guiding life principle
Being a religious person as a guiding life principle
Helping those in need as a guiding life principle
Understanding others' points of view as a guiding life principle
Being a good citizen as a guiding life principle
Donating money to charity as a guiding life principle
Being a good and faithful friend as a guiding life principle
Succeeding in work/ studies as a guiding life principle
Spending time abroad as a guiding life principle
Feeling part of the Jewish people as a guiding life principle
Celebrating Jewish festivals as a guiding life principle
Celebrating festivals according to religion as a guiding life principle
Living in Israel as a guiding life principle
Observing Kashrut as a guiding principle in life
Keeping Shabbat according to religion as a guiding principle in life
Commmemorating Shabbat somehow as a guiding principle in life
Importance of religious circumcision for you or your family
Importance of being called up to the Torah for a Bar Mitzvah
Importance of a Bat Mitzvah for you or your family
Importance of a Rabbinical wedding ceremony
Importance of a religious burial for you or your family
Importance of sitting Shiva for you or your family
Importance of saying Kaddish for parents for you or your family
Feel part in the Jewish nation in the world
Feel Israeli
Would want to be reborn a Jew
Would want to be reborn Israeli
Jewish nation in Israel is different from the diaspora Jews
Jews in Israel and diaspora Jewry share a common fate
Impact of 3000+ yrs of Jewish history on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of holocaust on identifiaction with Jewish nation
Impact of creation of State of Israel on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of the Warsaw ghetto revolt on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of Jewish religion on feeling/wanting to feel part of Jewish nation
Impact of the help Jews render each other on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of your parents/childhood home on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of Aushwitz (death camp) on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of Shabbat candles on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of the Hebrew language on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of Pesach seder on feeling/wanting to feel part of Jewish nation
Impact of studying on feeling/wanting to feel part of Jewish nation
Impact of the fight for social justice on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of Hebrew literature on identification with Jewish nation
Impact of Chanukah on feeling/wanting to feel part of the Jewish nation
Impact of living in Israel on identification with the Jewish nation
Impact of the past wars in Israel on identification with the Jewish nation
Good relations among all Ashkenazi/Sephardic Israeli communities
Good relations between veteran Israelis and new immigrants
Good relations between religious and non-religious Israeli Jews
Feeling on seeing someone with a kippa
Feeling on seeing someone in a Haredi outfit
Feeling on seeing someone with tzitzit showing
Feeling on seeing women with headcoverings
Feeling on seeing someone looking like a 'hippy'
Feeling on seeing couples embrace and kiss in public
Feeling on seeing someone kiss a Mezuzah
Feeling on seeing people eating Hametz in public on Pesach
Feeling on seeing children skating/bike-riding on Yom Kippur
State of Israel should have a not necessarily religious Jewish character
State must ensure public life runs according to religious tradition
Equal status for all Jewish denominations in Israel
Kosher food in public institutions
Kashrut certificate for those who keep other Mitzvot as well as kashrut
Chief Rabbinate should receive State budget
Civil marriage in Israel
Would choose civil marriage if available
For/against drafting Yeshiva students into the army
For/against drafting religious girls into the army
For/against people taking Shabbat into consideration in public
For/against opening cinemas on Shabbat
For/against public transport on Shabbat
For/against opening out-of-town shopping centers on Shabbat
For/against opening in-town shopping centers on Shabbat
For/against opening cafes and restaurants on Shabbat
For/against holding sports events on Shabbat
Light the Shabbat candles
Light and bless the Shabbat candles before Shabbat begins
Make Friday night Kiddush
Have a special Friday night dinner
Attend Friday night synagogue prayers
Attend Shabbat morning synagogue prayers
Refrain from riding in a car on Shabbat
Refrain from work at home on Shabbat
Refrain from work in public outside on Shabbat
Refrain from lighting fire (smoking) on Shabbat
Refrain from using electricity/ radio/ TV/ phone on Shabbat
Refrain from entertainment requiring payment on Shabbat
Refrain from going shopping on Shabbat
Use some electric gadgets and refrain from using others on Shabbat
Write/draw some things and refain from others on Shabbat
Try to spend lots of time with the family on Shabbat
Try to rest on Shabbat
Go shopping on Shabbat
Go out to eat/for amusement on Shabbat
Swim at the pool/sea or do other sports on Shabbat
Travel to get to know the country on Shabbat
Read on Shabbat
Travel to visit parents/family on Shabbat
Watch TV/listen to radio on Shabbat
Eat kosher food
Refrain from eating treife (non-kosher food)
Separate milky and meaty dishes at home
Fast on Yom Kippur
Know how to pray from a prayer book
Synagogue attendance
Usually pray on weekdays
Pray in the synagogue on Rosh Hashana
Pray in the synagogue on Yom Kippur
Participate in any type of Pesach Seder
Particpate in or lead a traditional Pesach Seder
Refrain from eating hametz on Pesach
Use special dishes on Pesach
Eat dairy meals on Shavuot
Carry out Shavout Eve Tikkun
Light the Chanukah candles
Hear Megillat Esther on Purim
Celebrate on Purim
Usually build a Succah at home
Mezuzah at home
Think the mezuzah protects the home
Visit graves ofTzaddikim
Devote time to helping the needy
Cover head - married women
Lay tefillin - men
More Jewish studies in state schools
Jewish discussions on general TV
Jewish discussions on children's educational TV
Organisation of Israeli education system
Belief in reward for good deeds
Belief in punishment for bad deeds
Belief in the Jewish people as the chosen people
Belief in the Torah and mitzvot as a G-dly commandment
Belief in the next world/life after death
Belief in the coming of the Messiah
Believe a Jew who doesn't keep mitzvot endangers the entire nation
Belief in a supreme force directing the world
Believe there is a G-d
Code of locality
Date of interview
Sex
Years of schooling
Years of schooling in religious educational framework
Denomination of Judaism
Age
Gross monthly income compared to other Israeli families
Keep religious tradition
Keep religious tradition in parents house
Spouse keeps religious tradition
Country of birth
Father's country of birth
Mother's country of birth
Ethnic origin