Worldwide survey shows that anti -Semitism reaches record values!

Worldwide survey shows that anti -Semitism reaches record values!

Berlin, Deutschland - The latest survey by the anti-defamation League (ADL) raises the alarm: Almost half of the world population shows anti-Semitic attitudes. According to the global study, which was published on January 15, 2025 and interviewed over 58,000 adults from 103 countries, astonishing 46 percent of the respondents represent these prejudices - this corresponds to around 2.2 billion people. This number is more than twice as high as in the first survey ten years ago and represents the highest value since the beginning of this survey. The data also show that a fifth of the participants have never heard anything over the Holocaust, and less than half (48 percent) recognizes the historical accuracy of these frightening events, where href = "https://www.kathpress.at/goto/manden/2440392/studie-antisemitic-halt-behbebei-der-weltbevoelkung"> kathpress.at reported.

anti -Semitism - an alarming phenomenon

The anti -Semitism representative Felix Klein is also concerned about the terrifying results. While in Germany the approval of anti -Semitic views has decreased slightly - of 12 percent in 2023 - Jewish hatred remains a serious threat. In the global examination, 11 anti -Semitic stereotypes were requested, and 76 percent of the respondents from the Middle East and North Africa agreed. This makes it clear that anti-Semitism has long been no longer a marginalized problem, but a widespread ideology that is considered seriously threatening even in Germany, such as jewedische-allgemeine.de

The study also shows very different values ​​in different regions. While countries such as Kuwait and Indonesia have almost 100 percent anti -Semitic views, it is less than 10 percent in countries such as Sweden or Norway. It is particularly frightening that around 1.2 million people in Austria have an increased anti -Semitic attitude. The numbers are alarming and prove the need to act aggressively against this social problem and to raise awareness of the historical reality of anti -Semitism.