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[h=1]ADL survey: More than a quarter of the world is anti-Semitic[/h][h=2][/h]By Uriel HeilmanMay 13, 2014 12:09pm
A swastika is seen graffitied on a wall in the Volgograd soccer stadium on Nov. 16, 2011 in Volgograd, Russia. (Harry Engels/Getty Images)NEW YORK (JTA) – A lot of people around the world hate the Jews.
That's the main finding of the Anti-Defamation League's largest-ever worldwide survey of anti-Semitic attitudes.
The survey, released Tuesday, found that 26 percent of those polled - representing approximately 1.1 billion adults worldwide - harbor deeply anti-Semitic views. More than 53,000 people were surveyed in 102 countries and territories covering approximately 86 percent of the world's population.
"Our findings are sobering but, sadly, not surprising," ADL National Director Abraham Foxman said at a news conference Tuesday morning at ADL's national headquarters in New York. "The data clearly indicates that classic anti-Semitic canards defy national, cultural, religious and economic boundaries."
Among the survey's key findings:
• Some 70 percent of those considered anti-Semitic said they have never met a Jew. Overall, 74 percent of respondents said they had never met a Jew.
• Thirty-five percent of those surveyed had never heard of the Holocaust. Of those who had, roughly one-third said it is either a myth or greatly exaggerated.
• The most anti-Semitic region in the world is the Middle East and North Africa, with 74 percent harboring anti-Semitic views. Eastern Europe was second at 34 percent. The least anti-Semitic region was Oceania (Australia and New Zealand) at 14 percent.
• The three countries outside the Middle East with the highest rates of anti-Semitic attitudes were Greece, at 69 percent, Malaysia at 61 percent and Armenia at 58 percent.
• About 49 percent of Muslims worldwide harbor anti-Semitic views, compared to 24 percent of Christians.
• The West Bank and Gaza were the most anti-Semitic places surveyed, with 93 percent of respondents expressing anti-Semitic views. The Arab country with the lowest level of anti-Semitic views was Morocco, at 80 percent. Iran ranked as the least anti-Semitic country in the Middle East, at 56 percent.
Read more: ADL survey: More than a quarter of the world is anti-Semitic | Jewish Telegraphic Agency
1. Unadraw conclusion ya ainagani baada ya kusoma utafiti uliotuwekea kwa sammary hii ndogo?
2. Kuna upendo kati ya waisrael na warabu kama upo ni wa ainagani?
3. Kuna uhusiono gani kati ya mataifa yenye waumini wengi wa kiislam na israel?
4. Je tunapata fundishogani, chuki kwa maana ya matendo yao au kwa maana ya msimamo wao huko mashariki yakati?