42% of Americans Linked to Antisemitic Views or Support for Hamas, ADL Survey Finds

Younger generations show a higher propensity for negative stereotypes about Jews, despite widespread support for an independent Jewish state.

A recent survey conducted by the Anti-Defamation League reveals that 42% of Americans have friends or family who either support Hamas or hold antisemitic views.
27% of Americans consider it somewhat acceptable for a close family member to support Hamas, while 23% know someone who dislikes Jews.
Young Americans, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, are more likely than older generations to believe in negative stereotypes about Jews.
High levels of antisemitism and support for Hamas have sparked protests and incidents of antisemitism across the U.S., including on college campuses.
Despite growing antisemitism, a vast majority of Americans, 88.8%, believe Jews have the right to an independent country.