August’s Voice of the Jewish People Index shows that 75% of the American Jews surveyed worry that Israel could become a pariah state; nearly half conceal their Jewish identity.

A new survey released reveals the deep concern of Jewish voters in New York City over mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s record on Israel and antisemitism.

The Israeli Society Index – July 2025 Edition, highlights a significant shift in national perception: An overwhelming majority of Israelis no longer view Iran as an existential threat.

The research reveals that the new president has significantly reduced the focus of the state media on Israel and, to some extent, also the hostility toward it.

The survey reveals significant cultural and religious differences: Ultra-Orthodox and religious Jews favor earlier milestones, while secular Israelis tend to wait. The findings highlight the diverse life paths within Israeli society.

The poll also surveyed Israelis views towards the attempted dismissals of the Shin Bet chief and attorney-general, as well as if there is an Israeli “deep state.”

87% of articles about Israel in the past year were negative; 29% of articles mentioning Jews contained antisemitic content.

The poll reflected a shift toward deepening skepticism, with 44% left-wing voters, saying a peace deal was unlikely.

A majority (59%) of respondents said they would likely oppose the U.S. taking control of the Gaza Strip, as proposed by President Trump.