Reported incidents, survey anxiety, applications to immigrate and completed relocation are different statistics. Mixing them obscures important decisions for families and policymakers alike.
What matters
- In the EU Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) survey published in 2024, 80% of Jewish respondents in 13 EU countries said antisemitism had grown in their country over the previous five years. Fieldwork took place from January to June 2023, before October 7.
- 76% said they hide their Jewish identity at least occasionally. This is a survey sample finding, not a census of all European Jews.
- France’s Interior Ministry recorded 1,320 antisemitic acts in 2025, down 16% year over year but still historically high.
- The UK Community Security Trust recorded 3,700 antisemitic incidents in 2025 versus 3,556 in 2024.
- Israel reported approximately 2,400 arrivals from France through July 2026, roughly 30% above the same period a year earlier.
None of those figures establishes why every individual moved, or proves a Europe-to-US migration surge. Families considering a move should examine immigration status, housing, schooling, insurance and community services individually.
Sources and data
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