Jewish Engagement Remains High Three Years After Oct. 7 Attacks, Survey Finds
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
A survey by the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) indicates that Jewish engagement has reached a "new normal" three years after the October 7 attacks. Thirty-eight percent of respondents reported increased engagement, a lasting effect of "the Surge" following the attacks. Social connections and synagogues were key engagement drivers, with "Surging" Jews showing a stronger attachment to Israel. Israeli politics emerged as a significant barrier, though many found communities aligning with their values.
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- 38% of Jewish respondents increased engagement in Jewish life three years after Oct. 7 attacks.
- JFNA survey shows initial "Surge" in engagement has had a lasting effect.
- Social connections and informal events were top motivators for increased Jewish engagement.
- 65% of "Surging" Jews turned to synagogues for increased engagement.
- "Surging" Jews showed significantly higher emotional attachment and pride in Israel.
- Israeli politics was the most cited barrier to participation in Jewish communal spaces.
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