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Ongoing Story· Day 3

US Jews Deepen Jewish Life Engagement Post-Oct. 7, But Antisemitism Fears Rise

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US Jewish Engagement Surge Continues Three Years After October 7

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A survey by the Jewish Federations of North America reveals that increased engagement in US Jewish communal life, sparked by the October 7 attacks, has continued for three years. Thirty-eight percent of respondents reported greater Jewish engagement, with social activities being the most common form. The survey also noted increased pride in Jewish identity and a rise in confidence regarding community safety, alongside strong support for Israel among those more engaged.

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  • 38% of US Jews increased communal engagement since October 7, a survey found.
  • Social activities with other Jews became the most common form of increased engagement.
  • 68% of respondents sought to learn more about Israel or Jewish life.
  • Confidence in Jewish community safety increased significantly, survey shows.
  • Those more engaged with Jewish life showed stronger support for Israel.
US Jewish Engagement Surge Continues Three Years After October 7
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