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JFNA Survey Finds Stronger U.S.-Israel Jewish Ties Despite Ideological Divides

The surveys show broad shared identity, but left-right and religious differences shape views on democracy, security and whether Israel should heed American Jews.

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Challenging narratives of a growing rift, new survey data shows American and Israeli Jews feel more connected than in recent years, even as political ideology shapes their differences.

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US and Israeli Jews are divided more by ideology than geography

It is possible to disagree, even deeply, and remain one people, as long as that disagreement happens inside a real relationship.

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JFNA Survey Finds Stronger U.S.-Israel Jewish Ties Despite Ideological Divides

Challenging narratives of a growing rift, new survey data shows American and Israeli Jews feel more connected than in recent years, even as political ideology shapes their differences.

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  • 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources lean Right
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Cleveland Jewish News broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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