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The first of four mini-reports highlighting different aspects and findings from JPR’s major study ‘The Jewish identities of European Jews: what, why and how’, dives deeper into how European Jews understand the basis of their Jewishness and finds out whether they see it as their religion, ethnicity, culture or parentage.
The new mini-report is twelve pages long and contains a handful of graphs, illustrating how:
The report is based on research conducted in twelve European Union Member States in 2018, which, together, are home to about 80% of the Jewish population of Europe. The study includes the opinions and experiences of over 16,000 respondents – the largest sample of Jews ever surveyed in Europe.