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Pew Research CenterMarch 3, 2016
8. Views of the Jewish state and the diaspora

Most Israeli Jews say they are Zionists

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8. Views of the Jewish state and the diaspora
Was Israel given to the Jews by God?
Most Israeli Jews say they are Zionists
Jews support right to aliyah, preferential treatment of Jews in Israel
Nearly half of Israeli Jews say Arabs should be expelled
Comparing question wording
Index of Arab-Jewish relations over time
Detailed table: How Israeli Jews feel about Arabs’ status in Israel
Political left, right disagree over Arabs’ transfer
Settlers more likely than other Jews to say Israel given to Jewish people by God
Division over whether Jews have an obligation to stay in Israel
Israeli Jews say Jewish state, strong diaspora both necessary for long-term survival of Jewish people
Security threats, economic problems seen as Israel’s biggest challenges
Ideology and Jews’ views on long-term problems
More Israeli Arabs name economic problems than security as Israel’s biggest challenge
Most Israeli Jews see at least some common ground with U.S. Jews
More Israeli Jews who have visited U.S. see common ground with American Jews
Israeli Jews see common destiny with American Jews
Israeli Jews see American Jews as having a ‘good influence’ in Israel
Visiting the U.S. does not impact views of American Jews’ influence in Israel
Israeli Arabs split between those who see U.S. Jews’ influence as good and bad

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