76% of Jewish Israelis say antisemitic, anti-Israel incidents overseas impacted travel plans, survey says

Over three-quarters of Jewish Israelis say their travel plans have been impacted by reports of antisemitic and anti-Israel incidents overseas, according to the Israel Democracy Institute.

Asked if the incidents have influenced plans to travel, 38 percent of all respondents say they have impacted their choice of destination, while 18% say they will not fly overseas in the near future.

But when the results are altered to only include respondents with booked travel plans, 76% of Jewish Israelis surveyed say the incidents impacted their plans, including 54.5% who have changed their destination, and 21.% who say they won’t travel at all.

In addition, 65% of Arab Israeli respondents are affected, including 26.5% who say they have changed their destination, while 38.5% say they won’t travel at all.