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US Jewish Voters Largely Back Democrats Despite Israel Concerns
American Jewish voters largely supported Democrats in the recent midterm elections, with 72% voting for the party, mirroring past trends.
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- 0172% of American Jewish voters supported Democratic candidates in the November 3 midterms.
- 02The poll showed 76% of Jewish voters disapprove of Donald Trump's actions in the White House.
- 03A majority of Jewish voters favor sanctions against Israeli residents involved in violence in Judea and Samaria.
- 0480% of respondents believe Israeli operations in Gaza and Judea and Samaria fuel US antisemitism.
- 0566% think AIPAC's financial campaigns against Israel critics promote antisemitism.
- 06The survey was commissioned by the left-leaning J Street lobby.
Despite this loyalty, a significant majority expressed critical views on Israeli policy, including support for sanctions against violent settlers and a belief that Israeli actions fuel antisemitism. The poll, commissioned by the left-leaning J Street lobby, surveyed 800 Jewish voters.
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