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Takeaways from the AP-NORC poll of more than 1,000 Jewish Americans
A survey of 1,022 Jewish adults in the U.S. reveals divided opinions on Israel's military actions in Gaza, with 80% of those with religious affiliations considering Israel's initial response justified but only half supporting ongoing operations. About 60% of Jewish adults perceive anti-Jewish prejudice as a serious issue, and 30% report experiencing antisemitic incidents in the past year. Nearly a quarter of religiously affiliated Jewish adults and 40% of unaffiliated ones believe Israel has committed genocide in Gaza.
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