By religion¹:
Christian 24%
Muslim 49%
Hindu 19%
Buddhist 17%
Atheist/None 21%
Middle East:
A survey of attitudes has found that the populations of nearly all predominantly Muslim countries hold a negative attitude toward Jews. The Pew Research Center’s survey, which was carried out in mid-2009 in 25 countries, found that
98 percent of Lebanese, 97 percent of Jordanians and Palestinians and 95 percent of Egyptians hold an unfavorable view of Jews. However, only 35 percent of Israeli Arabs said they disliked Jews. In Turkey, the figure jumped from 32 percent in 2004 to 73 percent in 2009.
Negative views of Jews were also widespread in the predominantly Muslim countries of Asia.
In Pakistan, 78 percent expressed unfavorable opinions, and in Indonesia – the largest Muslim country in the world – 74 percent. Among Nigerians, overall views were split, but opinions divided sharply along religious lines. Sixty percent of Muslims in Nigeria had an unfavorable view of Jews, compared with only 28 percent of Christians.²
American Muslims:
A very large part of the Muslim American community has collapsed into antisemitism. This is a terrible thing to have to say, but if recent polls are accurate—and they confirm the evidence of our eyes—then it must be said.
A week and a half after Hamas’s Oct. 7 rampage of war crimes, long past the time when the scope and nature of the atrocities became clear to any thinking person, the Cygnal group conducted a poll showing that a decisive majority
(57.5%) of Muslim Americans believe that the Hamas slaughter was either somewhat or decidedly justified.³
¹
https://global100.adl.org/map
²
https://www.worldjewishcongress.org/en/news/overwhelmingly-negative-attitudes-toward-jews-in-islamic-countries
³
https://www.jns.org/muslim-americas-antisemitism-problem/
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