Data is squishy, and other lessons from the Forward’s poll of American Jews
You can make the same survey results say opposite things — but that doesn't mean they aren't a valuable tool
You can make the same survey results say opposite things — but that doesn't mean they aren't a valuable tool
A Forward-CHIP50 poll found that many American Jews are open to using police and speech prohibitions to deal with concerns over campus antisemitism, but they differ on the details
A poll of Jewish voters in seven swing states is consistent with a recent national poll of Jewish voters
About a third of Jews in New York support calls for an immediate ceasefire
The New York Times/Siena College poll showed voters' top concerns to be the economy, immigration and abortion
Survey also shows more voters support humanitarian aid to Palestinians than military aid to Israel
The survey also found that 74% of Jews say they have been personally offended by something they saw or read about the Israel-Hamas war
A survey shows Jewish views on the conflict are starkly different from those of the rest of the population, where far fewer Americans see Israel’s rationale for the war and its conduct as justifiable
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