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CNN Anti-Semitism in Europe Poll 2018
A survey of adults across 7 European countries testing anti-Semitic attitudes
  • Over a third of adults (36%) say they are not favourable towards Muslims in their country, compared with one in ten (10%) who say they are unfavourable towards Jews
  • Three in ten (28%) adults say Jewish people have too much influence in finance and business across the world, compared with other people
  • One in five (20%) adults say Jewish people have too much influence in media across the world compared to other people
  • More than two in five (44%) agree anti-Semitism is a growing problem in their country today
  • Two in five (40%) adults agree Jewish people are at risk of racist violence in their country
  • Over half (54%) of adults agree Israel has a right to exist as a Jewish state
  • One third (32%) of adults agree criticism of Israel tends to be motivated by anti-Semitism
  • Three in ten (31%) adults agree Jewish people use the Holocaust to advance their position or to achieve certain goals
  • Over half (56%) of adults say they are not aware of ever having socialised with a Jewish person
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Date Published
27/11/2018
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CNN
Methodology
ComRes surveyed 7,092 adults online in seven countries between 7th September – 20th September (Great Britain, 1010; France, 1006; Germany, 1012; Poland, 1020; Hungary, 1019; Sweden 1018; Austria, 1007). Data were weighted to be representative of each country based on age, gender and region. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.
CNN Anti-Semitisim in Europe Poll Tables (3.26MB)
CNN Sweden Tables (5.43MB)
CNN Poland Tables (5.1MB)
CNN Hungary Tables (5.4MB)
CNN Great Britain Tables (4.44MB)
CNN Germany Tables (5.15MB)
CNN France Tables (5.82MB)
CNN Austria Tables (4.07MB)

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But, what do men do, if anything, to make women feel safer?

A third say they have accompanied a female friend or family member to avoid them walking alone (32%), while one in five say they have directly intervened in a situation of a woman being harassed (22%).

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This experience explains why women are significantly more likely than men to have taken measures to feel safer in public.

In fact, over two in five American women say they have held keys or other objects in preparation for self-defence (45%).

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🚔Trust in the police to keep women safe in public is highest amongst White Americans (34%).

This falls to around one in five African Americans (18%).

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