Support for Israel is less important for younger Jewish Americans, AP-NORC poll finds
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A recent AP-NORC poll asked Jewish adults in the United States about their connection to Israel. It found that people aged 45 and older often see support for Israel as a key part of their Jewish identity. Younger Jewish adults, however, are more likely to say that celebrating Jewish holidays or other cultural ties matter more to them.
Why it matters
Understanding how younger Jews view Israel helps explain shifts in American Jewish community priorities. It can affect future political support and community programs.
- What did the AP-NORC poll find about older Jewish adults?
- They often consider support for Israel a central part of their Jewish identity.
- How do younger Jewish adults differ in their priorities?
- They are more likely to prioritize celebrating Jewish holidays or other cultural connections over Israel support.
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