AP-NORC poll finds support for Israel less central to younger Jewish Americans' identity
An AP-NORC poll of 1,022 Jewish adults found that support for Israel is less important to younger Jewish Americans than to older ones. About 4 in 10 religious Jewish adults under 45 say supporting Israel is highly important to their Jewish identity, compared to about half of older religious Jewish adults. Younger Jewish adults are more likely to prioritize celebrating Jewish holidays and other religious practices.
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Both outlets report the same poll findings with minimal editorial difference; AP leads with generational identity shift and personal voices, while The Hill presents the same data in a shorter, more summary form.
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“Support for Israel is less important for younger Jewish Americans, AP-NORC poll finds”
“Support for Israel less important to younger Jewish Americans: Survey”
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