A new poll by the American Jewish Committee (AJC) of the general and Muslim populations in Germany found that both groups recognize that increasing antisemitism is a widespread problem in Germany. The survey found that both populations have similar views on the issue, even though anti-Jewish attitudes are more common among Germany’s Muslim population. When queried about antisemitism, 60 percent of the general population agreed it was a widespread problem in Germany, with 64 percent agreeing the problem has increased over the past 10 years. Nearly three quarters of respondents agreed that it was a problem affecting all of society,...