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Aliyah from the UK
32,594 Jews have migrated to Israel from the UK since the establishment of the state in 1948, constituting one per cent of all immigrants to the country in that period. But what impact has this had on Israel's population, and, equally importantly, on the British Jewish community? JPR's report on the subject, written in collaboration with Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics, investigates. …read more
What concerns Jewish students?
Concern about antisemitism and anti-Zionism on British campuses has been a major issue in the British Jewish community for many years. JPR's national survey of Jewish student identity found that whilst there is unquestionably cause for concern, it is important to understand the issue in the larger context of student life as a whole. …read more
What do Jews in Britain think about Israel?
JPR's study of the attitudes of Jews in Britain towards Israel shows a population with deep ties and strong attachments to the country. Heavily committed to Israel's security, they are equally eager to see Israel's government make responsible concessions in the quest for peace. …read more
What can the UK Census tell us about Jews in Britain?
UK Census data on religion are absolutely fundamental to understanding today's Jewish population. JPR's ongoing work on the 2011 Census is designed to paint an up-to-date portrait of the British Jewish community, and to support the planning of numerous Jewish charities and organisations operating throughout the country. …read more
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