Poll: US Jews see a rise in antisemitism, but few are personally targeted

Majority of American Jews report rising anxiety over antisemitism, new poll shows

The American Jewish Committee's survey asked 1,222 Jews about antisemitism, Israel and the Trump administration. One in five said they were subject to antisemitic remarks in person, and Jewish respondents were split on whether coverage of the war in Gaza was biased

Poll: US Jews see a rise in antisemitism, but few are personally targeted

(RNS) — Though the vast majority have not personally been subject to antisemitism, 66% said they felt less secure.

Your Daily Phil: ‘State of Antisemitism’: Still high, still troubling U.S. Jews

Good Tuesday morning! In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we interview American Jewish Committee CEO Ted Deutch about his organization’s latest annual “State of Antisemitism” survey. We also speak with Yael Foundation CEO Chaya Yosovich about the shift from Russian-speaking Jews being on the receiving end of philanthropy to becoming the donors, with Jody Rabhan after she was named the next CEO of the National Council of Jewish Women and with …