The American Jewish Committee’s 2024 report reveals a “tipping point” in the U.S., with a staggering 56% of American Jews reporting that they have altered their behavior out of fear of antisemitism. The study, the first full-year analysis since the October 7 attacks, highlights that 90% of U.S. Jews perceive an increase in hatred, while 85% of both the Jewish and general public agree that denying Israel’s right to exist constitutes antisemitism.
