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Forty percent of American Jews feel less secure than a year ago, AJC survey finds
Study finds that around a third of Jews feel uncomfortable at school or in the workplace, and the Jewish community is divided on how well the government is responding
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American Jewish Committee CEO Ted Deutch listens as U.S. second gentleman Doug Emhoff speaks during an Economic and Social Council session about “Globalizing Efforts to Combat Antisemitism” at the United Nations World Headquarters on February 9, 2023, in New York City.
More than four in 10 American Jews felt less secure in 2022 than the year before —a 10-point jump from 2021 — with rising antisemitism resulting in a “frightening impact” on the comfort levels of members of the Jewish...