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More than half of Jewish voters in New York City fear for their safety, according to a recent poll by The Honan Strategy Group, published after the Oct. 7, 2023 terrorist attacks in Israel. The survey found that 51% of Jewish voters feel unsafe compared to 38% of non-Jewish voters. Additionally, 42% of respondents reported being verbally harassed due to their Jewish identity. The poll highlights growing antisemitic sentiments and changing daily routines among Jewish New Yorkers in response to rising anti-Israel sentiment and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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More than half of Jewish voters in the city fear for their safety, while an eye-popping 42% say they’ve been verbally harassed, according to a stunning new poll.
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The Honan Strategy Group’s new survey comes three years after the Oct. 7, 2023 terrorist attacks in Israel and amid soaring antisemitism in the Big Apple.
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“Fifty one percent of Jewish voters say Jewish New Yorkers are unsafe today, compared with 38% of non-Jewish voters,” Honan Strategy Group CEO Bradley Honan said.
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“Fifty five percent of Jewish voters say it has gotten worse since October 7th.”
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Just 47% of Jewish voters polled said they felt safe, with the remaining 2% giving no answer, according to the findings.
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“Half of Jews saying they feel unsafe is an alarming figure.
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The Jewish people are intertwined with the culture and history of New York City,” Honan said.
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Similarly, 42% of respondents said they’ve been verbally harassed because they were Jewish, compared to 58% who said they had not been, the new poll found.
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Jewish New Yorkers said they’re changing their daily routines in the years since the terror attacks as anti-Israel sentiment soars in backlash to the Jewish State’s military action in Gaza.
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A startling 59% of Jewish voters say it is unsafe for them at public protests — double the percentage of non-Jewish voters, the poll found.
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Half of those polled also saig it is unsafe to wear a kippah or Star of David.
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The survey found that 40% of Jewish voters believe college campuses are unsafe for Jews, while 57% said they were safe.
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Shockingly, one in four Jews said they hid their Jewish identity online or at work, while 36% have stopped wearing Jewish symbols, according to the findings.
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One in three Jewish voters said they witnessed or personally experienced an antisemitic incident in the five boroughs in the past year, nearly triple the 12% rate of non-Jewish voters, according to Honan.
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The Honan Strategy Group 5 Borough Barometer surveyed 1,167 likely city voters via text from Oct. 2-6.
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The overall poll has a margin of error of 2.97 percentage points.
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It included an oversample of 503 Jewish voters, which has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.36 percentage points.
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