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‘We bear the consequences’: Diaspora Jews fear fallout from Israel’s election

Diaspora communities fear Israel’s election could intensify antisemitism and backlash, while they have no vote in choosing Israel’s national government.

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‘We bear the consequences’: Diaspora Jews fear fallout from Israel’s election

Diaspora Jews in Norway, Mexico and the United States fear Israel’s election could worsen antisemitism and make them targets of backlash. They worry people abroad will conflate Israeli government decisions with Jews worldwide, although they cannot vote in the election. Interviewees told the Jerusalem Post that a Netanyahu victory could intensify political criticism and strain ties with Jewish communities. The election’s effects may reach Jewish communities worldwide. Respondents said they fear repercussions though they have no vote in determining Israel’s leadership.

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