Committed, Concerned and Conciliatory: The attitudes of Jews in Britain towards Israel

Committed, Concerned and Conciliatory: The attitudes of Jews in Britain towards Israel
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承诺、关心和和解:英国犹太人对以色列的态度

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2010
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Jonathan Boyd
Jonathan Boyd
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David J. Graham;Jonathan Boyd

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《以色列调查》是英国犹太人研究中的一项里程碑式的研究。基于有史以来最大的英国犹太人国家样本,它描绘了以色列在犹太人身份中的地位的详细肖像,并清楚地展示了英国犹太人对该国面临的一些关键政治问题的看法。 从调查结果中可以清楚地看出,以色列构成了英国犹太人自我意识的重要组成部分,这在某种程度上解释了为什么在公共领域讨论时,它会成为一个如此有争议的话题。它还表明,绝大多数在英国的犹太人认为以色列是犹太人的祖先家园,许多人与以色列人有密切的家庭或社会联系。 然而,英国犹太人对该国社会和政治问题的看法远非统一。意见分歧很大,但总的来说,明显的多数既支持安全又支持和平--渴望看到以色列人生活在没有极端主义和暴力威胁的环境中,渴望看到以色列与巴勒斯坦人达成和平解决方案。 这项研究是由皮尔斯基金会委托进行的,作为其承诺的一部分,以确保政策辩论应基于实证研究。与JPR有关的研究人员可应要求提供一份扩展的方法学报告。
The Israel Survey is a landmark study in British Jewish research. Based on the largest national sample of British Jews ever constructed, it paints a detailed portrait of the place of Israel in Jewish identity, and clearly demonstrates how Jews in Britain feel about some of the key political issues facing the country. It is clear from the findings that Israel constitutes an important part of British Jews' sense of self, which goes some way towards explaining why it can be such a contentious topic when discussed in the public realm. It also demonstrates that the vast majority of Jews in Britain regard Israel as the ancestral homeland of the Jewish People, and many have close familial or social ties with Israelis. However, the British Jewish population is far from uniform in its views about social and political issues in the country. Opinions differ greatly, but taken as a whole, a clear majority is both pro-security and pro-peace - eager to see Israelis living free from the threats of extremism and violence, and eager to see the country reach a peaceful settlement with the Palestinians. The study was commissioned by Pears Foundation as part of itscommitment to ensure that policy debate should be based on empirical research. An extended methodological report is available on request to researchers associated with JPR.