The memory of the Holocaust plays a far more important role in European Jewish identity than support for Israel or belief in God, according to a new study published Wednesday. “The Jewish Identities of European Jews : What, Why and How,” by the London-based Institute for Jewish Policy Research on European Jewish identity , found that European Jews are more likely to see themselves as a religious minority than an ethnic minority , even though the majority are not religiously observant. The findings are based on data collected from more than 16,000 Jews living in 12 countries in the European...