US Edition1 in 3 US Jews have taken action amid antisemitism many now see as 'normal,' analysis finds
More than 55% of Jewish Americans faced antisemitism in the past year, with 41% experiencing it online and 79% expressing concern about rising hatred, ADL reports.
- 57% of Jewish Americans now consider antisemitism a normal part of their experience, according to the Anti-Defamation League and Jewish Federations of North America study.
- The survey found that 55% of Jewish Americans experienced at least one form of antisemitism in the past year.
- Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of ADL, expressed that the rise in antisemitism calls for urgent national attention, stating it's a 'five-alarm fire for our entire country.'
- 79% of respondents expressed concern about antisemitism, and 48% have taken steps to increase their personal security.
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ADL Survey: 57% Say Antisemitism Normal Part of Life
More than half of Jewish Americans say antisemitism is now a normal part of life, according to new survey results released by the Anti-Defamation League and Jewish Federations of North America. The poll, released Monday, showed that 57% of Jewish Americans consider antisemitism a normal aspect of Jewish life, and 55% said they experienced at least one form of antisemitism in the past year.
Many US Jews have taken action amid antisemitism many now see as ‘normal,’ analysis finds
(JTA) — American Jews are installing security systems and buying guns in large numbers, according to survey data released nearly two years into the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The surveys by the Anti-Defamation League and Jewish Federations of North America took the pulse of U.S. Jews as the second anniversary approached of Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel that triggered the war and a wave of anti-Israel and antisemitic incidents around the w…
ADL/JFNA study: Over half of American Jews experienced antisemitism in the past year
A majority of Jewish Americans see antisemitism as a common Jewish experience, according to a new joint study, released on Monday, commissioned by the Jewish Federations of North America and Anti-Defamation League. According to the “Portrait of Antisemitic Experiences in the U.S.,” which relied on two nationally representative surveys of Jewish Americans and was conducted in partnership with Columbia University researchers, 55% of those survey…
Fourteen percent of U.S. Jews have contingency getaway plan over rising antisemitism
Nearly half of American Jews have taken actions to increase their personal security and sense of safety since October 7, according to a report published on Monday by the Anti-Defamation League and the Jewish Federations of North America.
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