This is an English translation of the #IsraeliJudaism Project questionnaire, which was created as part of JPPI's Pluralism Project, supported by the William Davidson Foundation. On the basis of these questions, Prof. Camil Fuchs developed a new model to represent the structure of Jewish society in Israel. Once you have answered all the questions, you can see where you are on the map of Israeli Judaism and compare yourself to Israeli Jews by political affiliation, religious affiliation, age and ethnicity. Please note that the questionnaires you fill here are collected by the staff of Jewish People Policy Institute for further statistical analysis.

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The Survey Background Questions (they will remain anonymous) Gender Male Female Other Year of Birth (YYYY) What is your level of religiosity? Totally Secular Secular-Traditional Masorti (Traditional) Liberal-Religious Religious Nationalist-Haredi Haredi How do you define yourself politically? Right Center-Right Center Center-Left Left Ethnic Background Ashkenazi Sephardi/Mizrachi Mixed Russian Ethiopian Do you currently live in Israel? Yes No Were you born in Israel? Yes No Do you have children? Yes No Please indicate to what extent each of the following characteristics represnts to you what it is to be Jewish: In my opinion, to be a good Jew is to worry about other Jews, whoever they may be. Not at all Slightly To a large degree To a very large degree To be a good Jew is to celebrate Jewish holidays, ceremonies, and traditions Not at all Slightly To a large degree To a very large degree To be a good Jew is to live in Israel Not at all Slightly To a large degree To a very large degree To be a good Jew is to serve in the IDF or educate your children to serve in the IDF Not at all Slightly To a large degree To a very large degree To be a good Jew is to remember the Holocaust Not at all Slightly To a large degree To a very large degree How important is it for you that your children will be Jewish? Not at all important Slightly important Important Very important What do you consider the main component of "Judaism"? Please choose the element that seens most important to you: In my opinion, Judaism is mainly a culture. In my opinion, Judaism is mainly an ethnicity. In my opinion, Judaism is mainly a religion. In my opinion, Judaism is mainly a nationality. Which of the following statements is closest to your opinion regarding the main justification for the existence of Israel as a Jewish state? To provide a safe haven for Jews. To fully realize the national and religious aspirations of the Jewish people. To maintain a modern Jewish existence in a civil state with Jewish cultural characteristics. Israel should not be a Jewish state, it should be a state for all of its citizens. Which of the following statements is closest to the reason why you observe Jewish traditions (like the Passover seder) and mark Jewish holidays (such as Yom Kippur): Because this is what the Torah commands the People of Israel. Because this what my parents and my entire family have been doing for generations, and I follow them. Because the observance of traditions and the marking of holidays gives expression to my Jewish culture. That the observance of Jewish holidays marks my belonging to a historical narrative that is meaningful to me. Becuase this is how people around me are behaving. I don't observe Jewish tradition or mark Jewish holidays.

1) Israel Independence Day for me is just like any other day TrueFalse 2) I go to synagogue at least once a week TrueFalse 3) I don't remember what Asara B'Tevet (the Tenth of Tevet) is (answer "True" if you don't remember what it is) TrueFalse 4) On Memorial Day for Israeli soldiers I stand in silence during the sounding of the siren TrueFalse 5) I sometimes go shopping on Shabbat TrueFalse 6) On Rosh Hashana I go to all (or almost all) prayer services TrueFalse 7) I feel that New Years Eve is the real 'Rosh Hashana' for me TrueFalse 8) I mainly listen to Hebrew Israeli music TrueFalse 9) Yom Kippur for me is a day to meet friends, go to the park/beach, watch television at home, or ride a bike TrueFalse 10) On Shabbat (Friday evening) I/my family say kiddush (the blessing over the wine) TrueFalse 11) On the first day of Passover, I eat kosher for Passover TrueFalse 12) On Chanuka I/my family light candles every night TrueFalse 13) I prefer civil burial (instead of religious burial) TrueFalse 14) On Memorial Day for Israeli soldiers I go to a cemetary TrueFalse 15) On Yom Yerushalim (Jerusalem Day) I raise an Israeli flag TrueFalse 16) On Holocaust Rememberance Day I stand in silence during the sounding of the siren if I'm in a public place TrueFalse 17) On Simchat Torah I go to a torah procession TrueFalse 18) Yom Yerushalim (Jerusalem Day) for me is just like any other day TrueFalse 19) Tisha b'Av (the Ninth of Av) for me is just like any other day TrueFalse 20) On Israel Independence Day I raise an Israeli flag TrueFalse 21) On Memorial Day for Israeli soldiers I feel sad TrueFalse Of the following terms and options, mark all the ones that you feel describe you (you can check more than one answer): Reform Conservative Orthodox Chasidic Litvak Chabad Jewish-Israeli Othrodox-Egalitarian I don't associate with any stream

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