'A new normal': American Jews are more connected to Jewish life than ever, survey finds
Thirty-eight percent of respondents said they increased Jewish engagement, and 65% of those who surged were turning to synagogues, JFNA said.
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Post-October 7, U.S. Jews finding new ways to belong, but many still struggle
A new Jewish Federation study finds four out of 10 American Jews said they've found new ways to engage with Jewish life since October 7. But for many, amid communal fractures over Israel and Zionism, the search for meaningful connections continues
‘The Surge’ in post-Oct. 7 Jewish engagement is growing again, JFNA finds
Three years after Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 terror attacks, the wave of heightened Jewish engagement that followed —commonly referred to as “The Surge” —is not only holding, but growing, according to the third annual survey from the Jewish Federations of North America released on Thursday. The survey, conducted in May and June, found that 38%... The post ‘The Surge’ in post-Oct. 7 Jewish engagement is growing again, JFNA finds appeared first on eJewi…
Three years after the massacre carried out by Hamas on Simchat Torah 5774, a survey of about 3,000 American Jews indicates that many young people are becoming stronger and closer to Judaism. Among those who are becoming stronger, 93% feel an emotional connection to Israel. The post Survey: 38% of US Jews Deepened Their Connection to Judaism Following the War first appeared on JDN.
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