Canadians See Israelis Facing Most Prejudice

0:00In Canada today, March 21st, a new survey from the Association for Canadian Studies reveals that most Canadians think Israelis are facing more prejudice in the wake of last, months conflict between Israel, the United States, and Iran. 63% believe Israelis will encounter bias, edging out 59% for Palestinians and 58% for Iranians. Older Canadians over 865 are leading this view, with 77% saying Israelis will face prejudice compared to 68% for Palestinians and 66% for Iranians. Younger adults aged 25 to 33 are less convinced, hovering around 48 to 51% across the groups. Quebecers show the strongest concern for Israelis at 67% higher than in Atlanta, Canada, British Columbia, or Ontario. Canadian-born respondents also lean this way more than immigrants, at 66% versus 51%. Education levels make no real difference, with beliefs steady around 62 to 65%

1:04for Israelis, regardless of schooling. Meanwhile, those sympathetic to Palestinians largely see Israelis facing hate too, and supporters of the U.S. and allies are far more likely to spot. Prejudice against Israelis than those backing Iran. These results come from a ledger poll of over 1500 Canadians taken March 6th to 8th, highlighting shifting domestic tensions from the overseas war.