Think you understand what North American Jews believe about Israel? Researcher Matthew Boxer‘s groundbreaking survey of 1,800 North American Jews reveals just how incomplete our assumptions have been.
Dropping Thursday, July 24, this eye-opening episode challenges the widely-cited “95% of American Jews are Zionist” statistic and the oversimplified narratives dominating Jewish discourse today. Boxer uncovers the complex reality: strong emotional attachment to Israel doesn’t translate to predictable political opinions, and the very definition of “Zionism” varies dramatically depending on who you ask. His research offers a path toward more nuanced understanding and inclusive Jewish communities.
Dive into the resources below for deeper insights, and subscribe to get notified the moment this conversation goes live—it’s one that could reshape how we think about Jewish identity and belonging.
First Listen!
Check out this sneak peak into the July 24 episode:
Resources from the episode
Matthew Boxer Presents his Research
The researcher shares his work in a presentation sponsored by the Association for the Scientific Study of Jewry.
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