The scoring

• No candles at my place0 %
• It happens, now and then35 %
• Almost every week, they're ready70 %
• Candles ready, like every Friday100 %
• I'm a guest or at boarding school—

“The Shabbat light takes priority, because it brings peace to the home.” — Shabbat 23b

• I don't keep Shabbat0 %
• No, it ended Friday night30 %
• No, it ended Saturday lunchtime50 %
• Yes, still Shabbat, my way65 %
• Yes, still Shabbat, all of it100 %
• Yes, except when I'm on call (care)100 %

“Remember the Shabbat day to keep it holy.” — Exodus 20:8

Asked to: Born Jewish, Converted, Just discovering

• Before candle-lighting time+60 %
• With the blessing+40 %

• Never0 %
• Sometimes40 %
• Every Friday night85 %
• Friday night and Saturday lunch100 %

“Remember the Shabbat day: remember it over wine.” — Pesachim 106a

• No special meal0 %
• Family meal, no Hamotzi30 %
• Friday night, with Hamotzi55 %
• Friday night and Saturday lunch80 %
• All three meals100 %

“Whoever keeps the three Shabbat meals is spared three ordeals.” — Shabbat 118a

Asked to: Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative, Cultural · secular

• No work+25 %
• Screens put away+20 %
• Time with loved ones+20 %
• Services or study+20 %
• Rest, reading, nature+15 %

Asked to: ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative, Cultural · secular · Born Jewish, Converted, Just discovering

• Carrying outside without an eruv (boundary)+15 %
• Writing, drawing+15 %
• Turning things on or off+15 %
• Cooking+14 %
• Driving+13 %
• Screens and phone+10 %
• Money and shopping+8 %
• Public transport+5 %
• Muktzeh items (not to be moved)+5 %

“Six days you shall labor, and the seventh day is Shabbat for Hashem your G-d.” — Exodus 20:9-10

Asked to: Converting

• I'm discovering it0 %
• I live it with a community50 %
• I follow my rabbi's program100 %

• Nice table and challah (braided bread)+25 %
• Table songs+25 %
• A dvar Torah (a Torah thought) at the table+25 %
• Hosting or being a guest+25 %

• Never0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Every week100 %

“It is a Torah mitzvah to sanctify Shabbat with words, as it begins and as it ends.” — Rambam, Hilchot Shabbat 29:1

• Same as weekdays0 %
• A bit more dressed up50 %
• Real preparation100 %

• No particular rules0 %
• No pork or shellfish25 %
• Vegetarian home45 %
• Kosher meat only45 %
• Kosher meat, milk and meat kept apart80 %
• Kosher all the way100 %
• No kitchen of my own—

“You shall not cook a kid in its mother's milk.” — Exodus 23:19

• Whatever I feel like0 %
• Anything but pork and shellfish20 %
• A vegetarian dish or fish30 %
• Kosher only: I suggest a kosher place100 %

• No, I don't wait0 %
• A little, no set rule40 %
• Yes, as long as my custom says100 %
• I don't eat meat—

“Whoever has eaten meat waits six hours before eating cheese.” — Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh De'ah 89:1

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %
• My parents handle it—

• I don't pay attention0 %
• Kosher for kiddush50 %
• Always kosher100 %
• I don't drink alcohol—

• I know it, but don't do it0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Always100 %
• This mitzvah is new to me—
• Not applicable yet—

“Whatever goes through fire, you shall pass through fire… but it shall also be purified with water.” — Numbers 31:23 · Avodah Zarah 75b

Asked to: In Israel

• Terumot and ma'asrot+40 %
• Orlah (fruit of a tree's first 3 years)+20 %
• Shmita (the sabbatical year)+40 %

Asked to: Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative, Cultural · secular

• Not really0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Yes, it's intentional100 %

• Not at the moment0 %
• Now and then30 %
• Several times a week60 %
• Every day, no matter what100 %

“And serve Him with all your heart: what is the service of the heart? It is prayer.” — Ta'anit 2a

• I just bite in, no blessing0 %
• Sometimes, a blessing before30 %
• A blessing before, every time60 %
• A blessing before, and one after100 %

“You shall eat, be satisfied, and bless Hashem your G-d.” — Deuteronomy 8:10

• Modeh Ani (a thank-you on waking)+30 %
• Netilat yadayim (hand-washing)+30 %
• Birchot Hashachar+40 %

Asked to: A man

• Never0 %
• Now and then30 %
• A few times a week60 %
• Every day100 %

“The prayers were instituted in place of the daily offerings.” — Berakhot 26b

Asked to: A woman

• No set form0 %
• My own words60 %
• Morning blessings and Shema85 %
• With the Amidah (the standing prayer)100 %
• Not right now—

Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Every day100 %

Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative

• Never0 %
• For a holiday or a Kaddish20 %
• Every Shabbat50 %
• Shabbat and weekdays75 %
• At least one service a day90 %
• Three services a day100 %

“The prayer of the community is never rejected.” — Berakhot 8a

• Not yet0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Yes, usually100 %

“Whoever reads the Shema must focus on the meaning of the first verse; in the Amidah, at least on the first blessing.” — Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim 60:5 ; 101:1

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Every day100 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Every night100 %

• Not yet0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Every year100 %
• Doesn't apply to me—

• Not right now0 %
• Under 30 min50 %
• 30 min to 2 h75 %
• 2 to 5 h90 %
• Over 5 h100 %
• Full-time study100 %

“Make your Torah study a fixed practice.” — Pirkei Avot 1:15

• I couldn't say0 %
• I tell them its name25 %
• I sum it up, or share a thought on it55 %
• I quote a commentator, like Rashi100 %

Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative

• Never0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Every week100 %

“One should always complete one's parashiyot with the community: the text twice and the translation once.” — Berakhot 8a-b

• No0 %
• Online, now and then35 %
• One class a week70 %
• Several classes, or a study partner100 %
• Full-time (yeshiva, midrasha…)100 %

• No0 %
• I've started one50 %
• Yes, every day100 %

“Whoever studies halachot every day is assured a share in the World to Come.” — Niddah 73a

• Chumash (the written Torah) and Rashi+20 %
• Prophets and Writings+10 %
• Mishnah, Pirkei Avot (sayings of the Sages)+15 %
• Halakhah (Jewish law)+20 %
• Mussar (ethics, self-improvement)+10 %
• Chassidut (Hasidic thought)+10 %
• Jewish thought and history+15 %

Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative

• No0 %
• Now and then50 %
• Regularly100 %

• I can't read Hebrew0 %
• Letter by letter35 %
• Fluently65 %
• I understand the prayers85 %
• I understand the texts100 %

• Not yet0 %
• Someone, now and then60 %
• Yes, I consult them100 %

“Make for yourself a teacher and acquire for yourself a friend.” — Pirkei Avot 1:6

• I don't fast0 %
• Part of the day40 %
• Full fast (25 h)100 %
• Exempt: doctor's and rav's advice100 %

“For on this day He will atone for you, to purify you from all your sins.” — Leviticus 16:30

• A Seder (the festive meal), even a short one+30 %
• Matzah on Seder night+20 %
• Zero chametz (leaven) all Pesach+30 %
• The chametz hunt, the night before+10 %
• Selling the chametz+10 %

“You shall tell your child on that day…” — Exodus 13:8

Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative

• I don't hear it0 %
• One of the two days60 %
• Both days100 %

“Thirty blasts are sounded to resolve the doubt about the exact form of the teruah.” — Rosh Hashanah 34a

• Holiday meal+35 %
• The simanim (symbolic foods)+35 %
• Selichot (prayers for forgiveness)+30 %

Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative

• No services0 %
• Yom Kippur40 %
• Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur70 %
• Every holiday100 %

Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative

• Eating in a sukkah (booth)+50 %
• Building my own sukkah+20 %
• Taking the four species+30 %

“You shall dwell in sukkot for seven days.” — Leviticus 23:42

• The menorah (Hanukkah lamp) every night+30 %
• Hearing the Megillah (Book of Esther)+30 %
• Mishloach manot (food gifts)+10 %
• Gifts to the poor+15 %
• The Purim feast+15 %

“The mitzvah of the Hanukkah light: to place it at the entrance of one's house, on the outside.” — Shabbat 21b

Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative

• I don't count0 %
• A few nights40 %
• Most nights70 %
• All 49 nights100 %

“You shall count seven complete weeks from the day after the holiday.” — Leviticus 23:15

• All-night study+50 %
• The Ten Commandments at shul+50 %

Asked to: ≠ Reform / Liberal, Cultural · secular

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

• None0 %
• Some50 %
• All of them100 %
• Exempt—

• I don't fast0 %
• Part of the day40 %
• Full fast100 %
• Exempt: doctor's and rav's advice100 %

Asked to: In Israel

• Yom HaShoah+25 %
• Yom HaZikaron+25 %
• Yom Ha'atzmaut+25 %
• Yom Yerushalayim+25 %
• Not my community's custom—

• Not really0 %
• One or two60 %
• Several, every year100 %
• My family has none—

• There isn't one0 %
• One on the front door, that's it40 %
• On every door, room by room80 %
• Everywhere, and checked by a sofer100 %
• No place of my own—

“You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates.” — Deuteronomy 6:9

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

Asked to: A man · Born Jewish, Converted, Just discovering

• Never0 %
• Now and then25 %
• Mondays and Thursdays50 %
• Almost every day75 %
• Every weekday100 %

“You shall bind them as a sign upon your arm, and they shall be frontlets between your eyes.” — Deuteronomy 6:8

Asked to: A man · Born Jewish, Converted, Just discovering

• No0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Every day100 %
• Not my custom—

Asked to: A man · Born Jewish, Converted, Just discovering

• Never0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Every day100 %

“You shall look at it and remember all the commandments of Hashem.” — Numbers 15:39

Asked to: A man · Born Jewish, Converted, Just discovering

• No0 %
• Shabbat and holidays50 %
• Every morning100 %
• Not my custom—

Asked to: A man

• Never0 %
• At synagogue and meals30 %
• At home too55 %
• Everywhere except work80 %
• All the time100 %

“Cover your head, so that the fear of Heaven may be upon you.” — Shabbat 156b

Asked to: A woman / I'd rather not say · Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative · Optional for: A woman / I'd rather not say

• Tefillin+40 %
• Tallit+30 %
• Kippah+30 %

Asked to: ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative, Cultural · secular

• I don't think about it0 %
• Simple style, no set rules40 %
• I follow some rules70 %
• As my community does100 %
• Dress code at work—

“What Hashem asks of you: to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your G-d.” — Micah 6:8

Asked to: A woman · 18 – 30, 31 – 50, 51 – 70, Over 70 · Married, Divorced, Widowed · ≠ Reform / Liberal, Masorti / Conservative, Cultural · secular

• No0 %
• Shabbat, holidays, synagogue40 %
• Often70 %
• As my community does100 %

• No0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Always100 %
• I don't bake bread—

“Of the first of your dough you shall set aside a challah.” — Numbers 15:20

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Every holiday100 %

Asked to: 18 – 30, 31 – 50, 51 – 70, Over 70 · Any children? Yes

• Shabbat and holidays together+25 %
• Telling or studying Torah+20 %
• Blessing them on Friday night+15 %
• Structured Jewish education+25 %
• Jewish books, games, activities+15 %

“You shall teach them to your children.” — Deuteronomy 6:7

Asked to: 18 – 30, 31 – 50, 51 – 70, Over 70 · Any children? Yes

• No0 %
• Done or planned100 %
• No sons—

“This is My covenant which you shall keep… every male among you shall be circumcised.” — Genesis 17:10

Asked to: 18 – 30, 31 – 50, 51 – 70, Over 70 · Any children? Yes

• Not planned0 %
• Celebrated or in the works100 %
• Not old enough yet—

Asked to: Any children? Yes

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

Asked to: 18 – 30, 31 – 50, 51 – 70, Over 70

• Ideas for the kids+25 %
• A welcoming community+25 %
• Learning the basics+25 %
• Talking to someone+25 %
• Nothing in particular+0 %

Asked to: A woman · 18 – 30, 31 – 50, 51 – 70, Over 70 · In a relationship, Married

• Yes, please100 %
• No thanks0 %
• I already practice it100 %
• I'd rather not say—

• I don't usually give0 %
• Depends, now and then30 %
• I already give regularly60 %
• I give my ma'aser (a tenth)100 %
• I give within my means100 %

“You shall open your hand to your brother, to your poor and to your needy.” — Deuteronomy 15:11

• Visiting the sick+20 %
• Hosting guests+15 %
• Volunteering+15 %
• Elderly or isolated people+10 %
• Comforting mourners+10 %
• Caring for the deceased+10 %
• Interest-free loans (gemach)+10 %
• My job is a chesed+10 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Every day100 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Every month50 %
• Every week75 %
• Every day100 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

• I go along without thinking0 %
• Sometimes I try not to join in35 %
• I change the subject, most of the time70 %
• I almost never take part100 %

“Who is the man who desires life? Guard your tongue from evil.” — Psalms 34:13-14

• I often bend the rules0 %
• Sometimes I cut corners40 %
• Honest, generally75 %
• Scrupulously honest100 %

“Did you conduct your business honestly?” — Shabbat 31a

• Not really0 %
• A little25 %
• Decently50 %
• A lot75 %
• With all my heart100 %
• My parents have passed away—

“Honor your father and your mother, so that your days may be long.” — Exodus 20:12

• I often lose my temper0 %
• Sometimes I lose my temper45 %
• I usually keep my cool100 %
• I breathe: I'm actively working on it100 %

“Anger is an extremely bad trait; one should distance oneself from it to the utmost.” — Rambam, Hilchot De'ot 2:3

• Asking forgiveness before Yom Kippur+35 %
• Forgiving easily+35 %
• A personal self-review+30 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

“Receive every person with a cheerful face.” — Pirkei Avot 1:15

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

• I don't really think about it0 %
• I believe, but rarely think of it35 %
• My faith is a question50 %
• I often think of Him75 %
• I talk to Him and thank Him100 %
• I don't believe—
• I'd rather not say—

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

• I often feel helpless0 %
• I mostly rely on myself30 %
• I sometimes think to pray50 %
• I do my part and trust Hashem100 %

“Cast your burden upon Hashem and He will sustain you.” — Psalms 55:23

Asked to: ≠ Reform / Liberal

• I don't know them0 %
• I've heard of them40 %
• I know them70 %
• I study them, I say Ani Maamin (I believe)100 %

Asked to: Reform / Liberal

• Not really0 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Regularly100 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

• My family+20 %
• My community+20 %
• My faith+20 %
• Study+20 %
• The search for meaning+20 %

• Hashem Echad100 %
• Melech ha'olam0 %
• Hashem Tzeva'ot0 %
• Baruch Hu0 %
• I don't know0 %

““Hear, O Israel, Hashem is our G-d, Hashem is One.” In prayer, the divine Name is pronounced “Adonai.” It's the Jewish people's fundamental declaration of faith.” — Deuteronomy 6:4

• The Exodus from Egypt0 %
• The Maccabees and the jar of oil100 %
• The giving of the Torah0 %
• The victory over Haman0 %
• I don't know0 %

“After the Hasmoneans' (the Maccabees') victory over the Greeks, the Temple was purified and a single jar of pure oil burned for eight days in the Menorah.” — Shabbat 21b

• Operation Solomon100 %
• Operation Magic Carpet0 %
• Operation Ezra and Nehemiah0 %
• Operation Entebbe0 %
• I don't know0 %

• 2480 %
• 3650 %
• 613100 %
• 1,0000 %
• I don't know0 %

“613 mitzvot: 248 positive commandments (like the limbs of the body) and 365 prohibitions (like the days of the year).” — Makkot 23b

• Shemot (Exodus)0 %
• Vayikra (Leviticus)100 %
• Bamidbar (Numbers)0 %
• Devarim (Deuteronomy)0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Tishrei0 %
• Nissan100 %
• Adar0 %
• Sivan0 %
• I don't know0 %

“On 15 Nissan. “This month shall be for you the first of the months”: Nissan is the first month of the year in the Torah.” — Exodus 12:2

• Aharon0 %
• Yehoshua100 %
• Calev0 %
• Shmuel0 %
• I don't know0 %

“Yehoshua bin Nun, Moshe's faithful disciple, was commanded to lead the people across the Jordan.” — Deuteronomy 34:9 ; Joshua 1:1-2

• 19170 %
• 19450 %
• 1948100 %
• 19670 %
• I don't know0 %

• Miriam0 %
• Devorah100 %
• Chuldah0 %
• Esther0 %
• I don't know0 %

“Devorah, a prophetess, judged Israel under “the palm tree of Devorah,” between Ramah and Beit El; together with Barak she led the victory over Sisera.” — Judges 4:4-5

• Hillel100 %
• Shammai0 %
• Rabbi Akiva0 %
• Rashi0 %
• I don't know0 %

“Hillel, to a man who wanted to learn the whole Torah “on one foot”: “that is the whole Torah, the rest is commentary; go and study.”” — Shabbat 31a

• The giving of the Torah100 %
• The dedication of the Temple0 %
• The crossing of the sea0 %
• The first manna0 %
• I don't know0 %

• 70 %
• 400 %
• 49100 %
• 500 %
• I don't know0 %

“Seven full weeks, that is 49 days, from the second night of Pesach until the eve of Shavuot, which falls on the 50th day.” — Leviticus 23:15-16

• Rashi0 %
• The Rambam (Maimonides)100 %
• The Ramban (Nachmanides)0 %
• Rabbi Yosef Karo0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Rabbi Akiva0 %
• Hillel0 %
• Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi100 %
• Rav Ashi0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Beshalach0 %
• Yitro100 %
• Mishpatim0 %
• Va'etchanan0 %
• I don't know0 %

“In parashat Yitro (Exodus 20). Moshe repeats them in Va'etchanan, in the book of Devarim.” — Exodus 20:1-14

• Magic Carpet100 %
• Operation Solomon0 %
• Operation Moses0 %
• Exodus0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Theodor Herzl100 %
• David Ben-Gurion0 %
• Chaim Weizmann0 %
• Leon Pinsker0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Safed100 %
• Toledo0 %
• Fez0 %
• Vilna0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Refuseniks100 %
• Marranos0 %
• Cantonists0 %
• Sabras0 %
• I don't know0 %

• 100 %
• 13100 %
• 180 %
• 6130 %
• I don't know0 %

• The evening Pesach ends100 %
• The day after Purim0 %
• On Tu BiShvat0 %
• The 8th night of Hanukkah0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Ruth100 %
• Esther0 %
• Eicha (Lamentations)0 %
• Kohelet (Ecclesiastes)0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Troyes100 %
• Worms0 %
• Córdoba0 %
• Narbonne0 %
• I don't know0 %

• 50 days after Yom Kippur100 %
• The day after Pesach0 %
• On 15 Shevat0 %
• On 9 Av0 %
• I don't know0 %

• From India100 %
• From Yemen0 %
• From Iran0 %
• From Ethiopia0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Rabbi Meir100 %
• Rabbi Akiva0 %
• Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi0 %
• Hillel0 %
• I don't know0 %

“Bruriah, daughter of Rabbi Chanina ben Teradion and wife of Rabbi Meir, is cited in the Talmud for her wisdom and knowledge.” — Berakhot 10a ; Pesachim 62b

• The Beis Yaakov schools100 %
• The Hashomer movement0 %
• The Alliance Israélite0 %
• Hadassah Hospital0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Moshe and the prophets of his time100 %
• Ezra the Scribe0 %
• Rabbi Akiva0 %
• King David0 %
• I don't know0 %

“According to the Gemara, the Shabbat, Monday and Thursday readings go back to Moshe and the prophets of his time. Ezra added the Shabbat Minchah reading and the rule of three readers and ten verses.” — Bava Kamma 82a

• 9100 %
• 300 %
• 600 %
• 1000 %
• I don't know0 %

“Nine blasts by Torah law; 30 are blown to resolve a doubt about the exact form of the teruah, and 100 by custom.” — Rosh Hashanah 34a

• Rabbi Yehuda Halevi100 %
• The Rambam0 %
• Rabbi Avraham Ibn Ezra0 %
• Rav Saadia Gaon0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Baghdad100 %
• Aleppo0 %
• Djerba0 %
• Jerusalem0 %
• I don't know0 %

• Rav Ashi and Ravina100 %
• Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi0 %
• Rav Saadia Gaon0 %
• The Rif0 %
• I don't know0 %

““Rav Ashi and Ravina are the end of instruction”: tradition credits them with completing the Babylonian Talmud, around the year 500.” — Bava Metzia 86a

• None, I have no ties0 %
• On holidays, now and then30 %
• Weekly, but not a member65 %
• I'm a member80 %
• Member, and I give my time100 %
• Study group, yeshiva, kollel100 %
• I don't feel welcome there—

“Do not separate yourself from the community.” — Pirkei Avot 2:4

• Not really0 %
• A little25 %
• Somewhat50 %
• A lot75 %
• Deeply100 %

“All Jews are responsible for one another.” — Shevuot 39a

• Family memory+10 %
• Holidays with family+10 %
• Food+10 %
• Languages+10 %
• Humor+10 %
• Books, films, music+10 %
• Israel+10 %
• Faith+10 %
• Study+10 %
• Community+10 %

• Not much0 %
• A little25 %
• Quite a bit50 %
• A lot75 %
• It's essential100 %

• My family's history+30 %
• Holocaust remembrance+25 %
• Days of remembrance+25 %
• Places of memory+20 %

“Remember the days of old, consider the years of generation after generation.” — Deuteronomy 32:7

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Very often100 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

• No0 %
• I take part60 %
• I take on responsibilities100 %

• Never0 %
• Rarely25 %
• Sometimes50 %
• Often75 %
• Always100 %

Asked to: ≠ In Israel

• Rather distant0 %
• I'm interested30 %
• I've been there60 %
• Strong: trips, family, support100 %
• Planning aliyah (moving to Israel)100 %

Asked to: ≠ In Israel

• No0 %
• A few words30 %
• A simple conversation65 %
• Fluently100 %

Asked to: 18 – 30, 31 – 50, 51 – 70, Over 70 · In Israel

• No0 %
• Done or in progress100 %
• My kids serve or have served100 %
• Doesn't apply to me—