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AJC Poll: Three-Quarters of US Jews Feel Less Safe after Oct. 7

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The American Jewish Committee released its 2023 survey of antisemitism in America on Tuesday. The survey found sharp increases in the number of Jews who said that in the past year, they have felt less safe or changed their behavior out of fear of Jew-hatred. Nearly two-thirds of American Jews said the status of Jews in the United States is less secure than it was a year ago.

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Poll: Massive percentage of U.S. Jews feel less safe since Oct. 7

A guest listens during a Hanukkah menorah lighting event Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021, in the East Room of the White House. (Official White House photo by Erin Scott) (JNS) -- More than three-quarters of U.S. Jews report feeling less safe as Jews in the United States after Hamas’s Oct. 7 terrorist attacks in southern Israel, according to the American Jewish Committee’s 2023 survey of antisemitism in America. The AJC began polling American Jews on Oct…

5 months ago·Medford, United States

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