Poll: 24% of Young Brits Expect Another Holocaust
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Times of Israel – In a poll commissioned in the direct aftermath of January’s Paris terrorist attacks, 9 percent of young British adults said they considered it very likely there will be another Holocaust in their lifetimes. Another 15% polled in the European Jewish Congress-sponsored online survey indicated a Holocaust is somewhat likely, forming a combined total of 24% who entertain the possibility of a large-scale Jewish genocide.
The poll of 504 United Kingdom citizens aged 18-35 was commissioned by the EJC, an umbrella organization representing some 2.5 million European Jews, ahead of its emergency pan-European Forum in Prague on January 26.
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