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We find overt antisemitic attitudes are rare on the left but common on the right, particularly among young adults on the right. Even when primed with information that most U.S. Jews have favorable views toward Israel—a country disfavored by the ideological left—respondents on the left rarely support statements such as that Jews have too much power or should be boycotted.

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We find overt antisemitic attitudes are rare on the left but common on the right, particularly among young adults on the right. Even when primed with information that most U.S. Jews have favorable views toward Israel—a country disfavored by the ideological left—respondents on the left rarely support statements such as that Jews have too much power or should be boycotted.
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Paul Cantrell (inthehands@hachyderm.io)'s status on Thursday, 16-Nov-2023 00:55:32 JST Paul Cantrell
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@jakelazaroff
There’s much more in the paper. It seems to me they're quite scrupulous about treating anti-Israeli-policy, anti-Israel, and antisemitic as three distinct things. In fact, part of the point of the research is to suss out just how distinct those things are.
And having made that careful distinction, their findings are •fascinating•.
@raf @jdp23 @mekkaokereke

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