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Added: 2026-05-23

[00:00:00]Shalom everyone. This is Rabbi Jay from the Jewish Agency. And I want to share with you a special report that we just launched >> [music] >> that did a survey, it took opinions about Jews around the world.

[00:00:14]>> [music] >> How are they feeling during these times?

[00:00:16]And what are their thoughts about the future?

[00:00:19]So, the first thing is [music] most Jews around the world, 69% feel that the biggest challenge [music] the Jewish people face is anti-Semitism.

[00:00:31]That people around them have a hatred >> [music] >> towards Jews and are attacking Jews.

[00:00:36]And for the majority, this was the biggest [music] issue that we face.

[00:00:41]When we looked at European Jews, 43% of them >> [music] >> said that they faced personal anti-Semitism in the last year.

[00:00:51]That means almost every other Jew in Europe >> [music] >> has been the victim of hateful speech or hateful attacks. Very, very difficult situation. [music] When we went to South America over 70% [music] of the Jews in South America felt that the personal security was at risk. That they might be attacked and hurt physically.

[00:01:17]And then when we went to the Jews of North America about a third of them [music] said that they were scared to walk out of their house with a Jewish symbol with perhaps [music] a kippah or a necklace identifying them as a Jew.

[00:01:33]So, when it came to getting the feeling of what are the challenges, clearly around the world Jews [music] feel under attack and they feel the challenge of anti-Semitism.

[00:01:46]But, the report also has a second part [music] to it, which is much more optimistic towards the future of the Jewish people.

[00:01:55]80% of the Jews that we talked to said that preserving their Jewish identity was very important to them.

[00:02:05]Being part of the Jewish people, being part of the Jewish nation was integral to who they are.

[00:02:12]>> [music] >> On the other hand, we have very positive results when we spoke to Jews around the world about their connection to Judaism and their thoughts about the future.

[00:02:22]Over 80% of the Jews felt that preserving their Jewish identity was very important to [music] them.

[00:02:30]When we compared younger Jews to older Jews, we actually found that the younger Jews [music] are more optimistic about the future of the Jewish people even while being under this difficult time of feeling anti-Semitism [music] and war around them. The younger generation is more optimistic than even their parents [music] and grandparents.

[00:02:51]85% of the Jews around the world >> [music] >> feel that Israel is integral to their Jewish people.

[00:03:00]And in fact, many, many of them are discussing aliyah and moving to Israel >> [music] >> in their homes and with their families.

[00:03:08]And to summarize, >> [music] >> over 60% of the Jews that we spoke to around the world are optimistic about the future.

[00:03:18]And I think this report is actually a glimpse of what the Jewish people are about.

[00:03:22]>> [music] >> That even though there are challenges and they identify with anti-Semitism and personal security being at risk, nevertheless, we're moving forward [music] in a positive light and we're optimistic about what God has in store with [music] us for the future.

[00:03:39]And Christians play a role in this.

[00:03:42]Play a role in this with helping us with their prayers. Play a role with helping us with your support. And we're so thankful for [music] that because we know that we're not alone.

[00:03:52]So I say to you from Jerusalem, shalom.

[00:03:55]And [music] should be peace for the Jewish people and for the entire world.

[00:04:01]One human family.

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