68% Of Connected American Jews Back US and Israel War Against Iran, Survey Finds
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68% Of Connected American Jews Back US and Israel War Against Iran, Survey Finds

10 March, 2026.Iran-Israel.1 sources

Key Takeaways

  • 68% of 'connected' American Jews support a US-Israel war against Iran
  • Respondents say such a war could exacerbate antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment in the United States
  • The survey was taken last week by an Israel-based Jewish organization

Views on US-Israel war

The institute reported this finding from its panel of respondents and framed the poll as measuring a subset of the American Jewish community described as "connected".

Many respondents simultaneously expressed worry that such a conflict could worsen antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment in the United States.

JPPI panel methodology

The JPPI said its panel was designed to reflect U.S. Jewish denominational distribution, a methodological detail it cites when presenting the results.

The specific label 'connected' signals the sample comprises individuals with ties to Jewish communal institutions or networks.

Partisan divisions in Jewish sample

The survey revealed pronounced partisan divisions within the “connected” Jewish sample: it reported near-universal backing for military action among self-described conservatives, 57% support among Jews who identified as “leaning liberal,” and opposition among those the poll labeled “strong liberals,” where just 28% supported such a war.

**68% of 'connected' American Jews back the US-Israel war against Iran, survey finds** By PHILISSA CRAMER JTA — About two-thirds of “connected” American Jews support the US-Israel war against Iran, a new survey has found, even as they are concerned that it could exacerbate antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment in the United States

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JPPI highlighted these splits to show how ideological self-identification correlated with support for military action in this sample.

JPPI vs national polls

JPPI’s findings contrast with other national polls cited in the article, which reportedly found about 60% of American voters opposing military action against Iran and showed substantially lower support among Democrats.

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