European Jews Commit to Staying Despite Rising Antisemitism

Survey reveals Jewish leaders face increased fear and isolation but remain dedicated to their communities.

A survey of nearly 900 Jewish professionals shows no significant increase in the desire to emigrate since 2021.
79% of respondents identify antisemitism as the leading threat to Jewish life in Europe.
Jewish leaders are strengthening internal community bonds while growing more distant from non-Jewish friends and organizations.
Western European Jews are more pessimistic about the future compared to their Eastern European counterparts.
Since Oct. 7, there has been a 400% increase in reported antisemitic incidents, with many Jews feeling unsafe to live openly.