The 2015 AJC Survey of American Jewish Opinion finds a community conflicted about the Iran nuclear deal, concerned about U.S.-Israel relations, and worried about rising antisemitism.
AJC’s Annual Survey of American Jewish Opinion indicates widespread dissatisfaction with President Trump’s performance in office, and a significant rise in American Jewish fears of rising antisemitism.
The Abraham Accords changed the paradigm for what is possible in the Middle East. Long-time adversaries are now valued friends. Hostility was replaced by peace and prosperity as borders opened. And the main message from an American Jewish Committee delegation from the Accords nations to members of Congress today demonstrates just how much more potential lies ahead: the best is yet to come.