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Survey Reveals Rising Antisemitism Among US Jews Ahead of 250th Independence Anniversary

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First reported by Walla · 4 hours ago

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A new survey by the Campaign Against Antisemitism reveals that 57% of American Jews faced antisemitism last year, with many hiding their identity or avoiding Jewish events due to safety fears. The study shows rising physical attacks and widespread exposure to online hate, prompting calls for official adoption of the IHRA antisemitism definition to better protect the community.

0157% of American Jews experienced antisemitism in the past year, with 58% feeling less safe than before.
0238% hide Jewish symbols publicly; 23% avoid Jewish events fearing for their safety.
038% reported physical threats or attacks motivated by antisemitism, about 406,000 adults.
0471% support adopting the IHRA antisemitism definition to enhance institutional deterrence.
05Antisemitism affects more visibly Jewish individuals, with Orthodox and activists at higher risk.
06The survey follows recent antisemitic incidents on US campuses and urban areas, urging systemic action.

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