A recent poll has found that many Jewish adults in the US feel unsafe. This sense of unease has grown since a specific attack on Israel. The survey indicates a shift in Jewish adults' attitudes towards their personal safety over a short period.

The change in sentiment coincides with increased criticism of the US alliance with Israel and protests over military actions in Gaza. As a result, Jewish communities in the US have experienced violent attacks.

Further details on the poll and its findings are available from the AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.