More than 80% of Jewish adults in the U.S. say antisemitism has increased in the last five years, with many saying they've seen antisemitic remarks and threats online, according to a pair of new surveys from American Jewish Committee.
, which collected responses from 1,507 adults of Jewish religion or background in the fall, found that 89% of American Jews said that antisemitism is a problem in the U.S. today.And 26% of American Jews said they were a target of an antisemitic incident last year, whether it be physical, or an in-person or online remark.
However, 61% said the platforms responded in some way, including by removing the content or sending a personal response. Among those who were specifically targeted online, 44% said they did not report the incidents to the police, Jewish organizations, or social media companies.found that 68% of American adults think antisemitism is a problem, though 64% said they had not personally seen any antisemitic incidents in the year prior.
Of those who saw such incidents, a vast majority said they saw them online, but most did not report the incidents to the police, Jewish organizations , social media platforms , or any other authority or group . Nearly half of respondents said antisemitism has risen over the past five years, with 13% unsure and 26% saying it had stayed the same, per the survey.
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