Shocking Poll: 50% of Jewish Voters Believe New York is Unsafe

Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn (Photo: Leonard Zhukovsky/ Shutterstock)

A shocking new poll by the New York Solidarity Network reveals that nearly half of Jewish voters in New York have felt at risk because of their religious identity, and over a third feel that New York is no longer a safe haven for their people, as reported by the New York Post.

The survey, conducted by the pro-Israel New York Solidarity Network, found that 44% of the 1,200 Jewish voters queried in New York City and other counties have experienced feelings of being unsafe, a sentiment echoed by 67% of identifiable Orthodox Jews.

Additionally, 35% of respondents agreed with the statement: “New York is no longer a safe haven for Jewish life and the Jewish people,” while nearly 40% said the US overall is no longer a safe haven for Jews.

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Shocking Poll: 50% of Jewish Voters Believe New York is Unsafe

The New York Solidarity Network poll shows that nearly half of Jewish voters in New York have felt at risk because of their religious identity,

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Shocking Poll: 50% of Jewish Voters Believe New York is Unsafe

The New York Solidarity Network poll shows that nearly half of Jewish voters in New York have felt at risk because of their religious identity,

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