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The countries with the lowest rates of anti-Semitism (Top 10 in the world)

A temple in Luang Prabang, Laos. (photo credit: CC BY-SA Jean-Marrie Hullot, Flickr)
1. Laos: Boasting the lowest rates of anti-Jewish sentiment on the planet, Laos received an index score of 0.2%. The survey claim most supported at 4% was “Jews are more loyal to Israel than to [this country/to the countries they live in]”

IsraAID members in the Philippines. (Photo credit: IsraAID/Nufar Tagar)
2. Philippines: At 3%, like Laos, the question of Jewish nationalistic loyalty was most agreed with, with 10% of respondents voicing support for this assertion. Following closely behind, the statement that Jews have too much power in the business world garnered support among 9% of the population interviewed.

Danish Jews arrive in Malmo, Sweden, to show their solidarity with the city’s Jewish community. (Photo credit: Cnaan Liphshiz/JTA)
3. Sweden: At 4%, Sweden is the least anti-Semitic country in Europe. However, Jewish loyalty to the State of Israel over its home country garnered the support of over a quarter of participants in the survey (27%).

View of the house in Amsterdam where Anne Frank and her family hid during the Holocaust. (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)
4. Netherlands: With a 5% index score, the Netherlands is nonetheless concerned, like those before it, with Jewish loyalty. One third of those asked agreed Jews are more loyal to Israel than the Netherlands. Furthermore, 20% believed the Jews talk too much about the Holocaust.

A woman selling goods from her bike in Hanoi. photo credit: CC BY Nathan Onions, Flickr)
5. Vietnam: 6% of the country’s citizens were deemed anti-Semitic in the survey. Overall, men were twice as likely to agree with the anti-Jewish claims than women (8% vs. 4%)

English policemen guard Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in London. (Photo credit: Yossi Zamir/Flash90)
6. United Kingdom: At 8 percent, the UK beat the US ever-so-slightly. Like the European countries before it on this list, over a quarter of the UK respondents believed Jews to be more patriotic toward Israel than the UK (27%). Nearly a fifth of those surveyed said “Jews have too much control over the United States government” (19%).

A police vehicle near the location of a shooting at the Jewish Community Center in Overland Park, Kansas, Sunday, April 13, 2014 (Photo credit: Jamie Squire/Getty Images via JTA Photos)
7. United States: At 9 percent, nearly 1/4 of those surveyed in the US said the Jews talk too much about the Holocaust (22%). While in the US, 31% said Jewish were more loyal to Israel than the US, only 11% thought the Jews have undue influence on the American government.

Skyline of Copenhagen, Denmark (photo credit: Paul Burani/Wikimedia Commons)
7. Denmark: Neck and neck with the US at 9 percent, some 39% of Danes believe the Jewish commitment to Israel precedes that of its patriotism to its own state.

An Israeli water pumping system in Tanzania. (photo credit: Courtesy)
9. Tanzania: The only African country to reach the top ten, Tanzania scored a total of 12 percent. Thirty-two percent of those asked agreed that Jews have too much control in the international media, “don’t care what happens to anyone but their own kind,” and are more loyal to Israel, respectively.
10. Thailand: Israeli tourists can rest easy, as one of their most frequented tourist attractions lands the title of one of the least Jew-unfriendly countries.
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The 10 most anti-Semitic countries