A recent poll has found that many Jewish adults in the US feel unsafe. This sense of unease has increased since a certain incident last year. The survey suggests that attitudes towards personal safety have shifted among Jewish adults in a short period.

The change in sentiment coincides with growing criticism of the US alliance with Israel. Protests have taken place in the US, focusing on Israel's actions in Gaza. At the same time, there has been a rise in violent attacks on Jewish communities.

Further details on the poll and its findings are available from the source, including more information on the survey's results and the current climate for Jewish adults in the US.