Jewish women report encountering a greater degree of antisemitism than men, according to a recent report. 

The findings come from a joint study from Ipsos and Jewish on Campus entitled, “Antisemitism on College Campuses.”

When asked if antisemitism is a threat to their university, nearly half (49%) of female Jewish students surveyed responded in the affirmative.

When asked the same question, male Jewish students were less likely to say the same. Specifically, 38% of male Jewish students responded in the net yes category. While this still represents a sizable proportion of the demographic, it constitutes a considerably smaller proportion of Jewish men than Jewish women.

Women report more antisemitism across the board

This Jewish male/female disparity in perceived antisemitism persisted across all questions presented on the matter.