One poll found that 41 percent of those contacted believed Jews had too much power in the United States; another found that one-fifth wanted to drive Jews out of the United States. {
A significant portion of the American population holds negative views about Jews, as indicated by a poll showing that 41 percent of respondents believed Jews wield excessive power in the United States. This sentiment reveals a troubling undercurrent of antisemitism, suggesting that stereotypes about Jewish influence persist among many individuals.
Additionally, another poll highlighted an alarming stance, with one-fifth of those surveyed expressing a desire to expel Jews from the country. These findings underscore the pervasive nature of prejudice and the urgent need for societal reflection and dialogue to combat such harmful beliefs.
