| Characteristic | Share of respondents that encountered antisemitism |
|---|---|
| Negative stereotypes (e.g: accusing Jews of holding global power) | 72% |
| Conspiracy theories about Jews being held responsible for events they have not caused | 68% |
| Comparing Israel's policy to the Nazi policy | 68% |
| Holocaus denial/trivialisation or distorition of historical facts | 67% |
| Denying Israel the right to exist as a state | 67% |
| Holding jews collectively responsible for actions of Israel | 64% |
| Applying double standards to Israel's government when comparing with other democratic states | 63% |
| Accusation of Jews exploiting the Holocaust "victimhood" | 61% |
| Incitement of violence against jews | 55% |
| Negative stereotypes regarding alleged physical attributes of Jews | 46% |
| Questioning the loyalty of Jewish citizens towards their country | 37% |
| Other forms of antisemitism (eg.insults, and generalisations about jewish) | 62% |
| Encountered at least one manifestation of antisemitism | 90% |
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Release date
July 2024
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Region
Europe
Survey time period
January to June 2023
Number of respondents
7,992 respondents
Supplementary notes
13-country average.
The source adds the following information: "the bar does not add up to 100%; this is due to rounding of numbers".
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