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Global Jewish Resilience Mapping

The Global Jewish Resilience Mapping is a unique tool, developed by JReady and Tel Aviv University's Master of Disaster Management. The tool is used for mapping the level of resilience and respective needs of individuals and communities throughout the Jewish world. It is geared towards community leaders who seek tailored opportunities and resources to build long-term resilience, addressing the specific needs and challenges that arise. The data gathered by the survey will be used by JReady to improve products and services offered to Jewish communities.

Personal Details

Please fill in the information below to participate in the "Global Jewish Resilience Mapping" survey. The data is anonymous and will be used exclusively by The Jewish Agency to influence policy and strategic direction.

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Age *

Gender *

Religious denomination *

Marital status *

Level of education *

Profession *

Community *

Organization

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By clicking here you agree that the information collected here will be used for research and global Jewish mapping purposes by the Jewish Agency for Israel.

How would you define the overall situation of Jews in your country these days? *

Perceived threats scale

(Kimhi & Eshel 2012)

Please select which of the following concern you personally: *

Please choose at least one option

From the threats above you selected, which is the most acute in your opinion? *

Community Resilience Survey

(Based on Leykin et al., 2013; Kimhi et al. 2020).

Please mark your selection in the scale of:
1- Strongly disagree, 3- Agree, 5- Strongly agree.

1. My community functions well *

2. My community members show mutual support and responsibility for one another. *

3. My community is prepared for an emergency. *

4. I trust my community’s decision makers. *

5. Members of my community are aware of their roles in an emergency. *

6. I have a sense of belonging to my Jewish community *

Community Resilience Survey

Please select one option from the scale of 'poor' to 'excellent':

How would you define the overall situation of Jews in your country these days? *