Literal question
<svar a="all" v="IL72A405">13. [Country of origin]<br /><div class="i1">For Israel-born, [specify] father's country of birth.<br />For born abroad, [specify] country of birth.<br /><br />[] 01. Israel<br />[] 02. Iran (Persia)<br />[] 03. Bulgaria<br />[] 04. U.S.S.R<br />[] 05. Germany<br />[] 06. Hungary<br />[] 07. Tunisia<br />[] 08. Turkey<br />[] 09. Libya<br />[] 10. Egypt<br />[] 11. Morocco<br />[] 12. Iraq<br />[] 13. Poland<br />[] 14. Rumania<br />[] 15. Yemen<br />[] Other county ____</div><br /></svar>
Interviewer instructions
<svar a="all" v="IL72A405"><span class="em">Question 13: Country of birth </span>(The explanation refers to country of origin)<br /><br />In this question you have to refer to the country of birth according to its present borders (except for Israel, whose borders definition is in question 12).<br /><br />13a. Foreign born: Write down their country of birth.<br /><br />13b. Israeli born: write down their father's country of birth.<br /><br />13c. You have to circle the number of the category Israel only for Israeli born whose father was also born in Israel.<br /><br />13d. Countries of birth are written in alphabetical order except for Israel, which is written first.<br /><br />13e. If the country of birth is not printed on the questionnaire, write that on the dotted line near the category 'other country -- namely' (Attention, do not circle any number).<br />Example: Belgium will be written as follows: [The original form includes an illustration of the question with Belgium written under 'other']<br /></svar>
