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(JTA) Laura E. Adkins - A majority of Jewish Americans have positive feelings about Muslims - and the feelings are mutual - according to the 2019 American Muslim Poll, conducted in January and released Wednesday. 53% of Jewish Americans reported having positive views of Muslims - the highest of any non-Muslim faith group surveyed - compared to 13% with negative views. Likewise, 45% of the Muslim-American respondents had favorable views of Jews, while just 10% reported having negative views. 2019-05-02 00:00:00Full Article
Survey: Jewish Americans Are the Least Islamophobic Group
(JTA) Laura E. Adkins - A majority of Jewish Americans have positive feelings about Muslims - and the feelings are mutual - according to the 2019 American Muslim Poll, conducted in January and released Wednesday. 53% of Jewish Americans reported having positive views of Muslims - the highest of any non-Muslim faith group surveyed - compared to 13% with negative views. Likewise, 45% of the Muslim-American respondents had favorable views of Jews, while just 10% reported having negative views. 2019-05-02 00:00:00Full Article
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