Overview
- The survey reports that 55% of Jewish respondents avoided events or visible identifiers in 2025 because of antisemitism concerns.
- Nearly two-thirds said Jews in the United States are less secure than a year ago, and 91% said three high-profile 2025 attacks made them feel less safe.
- Younger Jews were hit hardest, with 47% of those ages 18–29 reporting they were targeted and 42% of students encountering antisemitism on campus.
- Exposure on social platforms climbed, with 54% reporting antisemitism on Facebook, 38% on YouTube, and about 40% on Instagram.
- Roughly two-thirds disapproved of President Trump’s handling of antisemitism, with views breaking sharply along partisan lines.