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US Jews See Stronger Link Between Israeli Policy and Antisemitism Than Israelis
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago
What happened
A JPPI survey reveals a growing divide between American and Israeli Jews, with 39% of US Jews believing Israeli policy significantly fuels global antisemitism, a view held by only 28% of Israelis. Israelis are also more optimistic about their country's future than American Jews.
- 01US Jews increasingly link Israeli policy to rising antisemitism.
- 02A majority of Israelis see no connection between policy and antisemitism.
- 03American Jews are less optimistic about Israel's future than Israelis.
- 04Israelis are more resistant to changing policy due to antisemitism.
- 05The gap in perceptions between US and Israeli Jews is widening.
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