These days, it seems like the Jewish world is more fractured than ever. The Gaza war has exacerbated a widening gap between Israeli and diaspora Jews. While young Israeli Jews skew right, young American Jews express more negative attitudes toward Israel.
These days, it seems like the Jewish world is more fractured than ever. The Gaza war has exacerbated a widening gap between Israeli and diaspora Jews. While young Israeli Jews skew right, young American Jews express more negative attitudes toward Israel.
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