An unprecedented survey of American Jews conducted by the American Jewish Committee (AJC), reveals deep concern about antisemitism in the United States and widespread fear that it is increasing.

Join us as Avi Mayer, AJC Managing Director of Global Communications breaks down the survey and shares what AJC is doing in response.

The findings from the AJC survey—the largest and most comprehensive ever on the subject of antisemitism in America—were released days before the first anniversary of the deadly attack on three congregations inside the Tree of Life building in Pittsburgh, which claimed the lives of 11 Jewish worshipers on October 27, 2018.

“American Jews could not be clearer about the reality of antisemitism in the U.S.,” said AJC CEO David Harris. “Our survey provides, for the first time, an in-depth assessment of American Jewish perceptions of, and experiences with, antisemitism in their own country. This hatred is real, comes from multiple sources, and is growing. It needs to be taken seriously and dealt with in a sustained, multi-pronged response.”