The findings of the survey reveal that American Jews do not have a mutually agreed-upon definition of Zionism — with those ...

More than half have changed their behavior out of fear, with violent incidents including deadly shootings and firebombings across the country.

The American Jewish Committee released a new report Tuesday that reportedly showed most American Jews are changing their ...

There is a substantial gap between the ways that American Jews and the general U.S. public perceive the threat of anti-Jewish bigotry, according to the American Jewish Committee’s new annual ...

The American Jewish Committee has released their annual State of Antisemitism in America report for 2025 detailing the number of American Jews who were targets of antisemitism and worse.

We need Americans to wake up to the reality of what their Jewish neighbors are experiencing,” said AJC CEO Ted Deutch. “Right now, in America, when Jews gather, whether at synagogue or a community ...

Young American Jews between the ages of 18-29 have faced the brunt of rising antisemitism, with 47% saying they were a target of antisemitism over the last year, compared to 28% among those 30 and ove ...

Overall, according to the report, two-thirds of respondents said that they believed Jews in the US were less secure than a ...

Artificial intelligence, Uber Eats, Steven Spielberg’s next film — and antisemitism. Those were among the topics competing ...