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Crossroads

Crossroads is a series of large surveys commissioned by The Jewish Independent (formerly Plus61J Media) since 2021. The first survey looked at Australian attitudes to Israel, Jews and antisemitism, and the second survey in 2023, looked at the attitudes of Australian Jews in relation to Israel. The third survey, Crossroads25, looks at the perceptions of Australians regarding Jews at a time when antisemitism has made regular headlines in the country and the war in Gaza raged, the wake of the October 7 attacks.

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Crossroads25

The Crossroads25 survey on attitudes to Jews, Israel, and antisemitism was conducted between 5 and 25 August 2025. To track changes in antisemitic attitudes and views of Israel over time, Crossroads25 included 10 questions that were used in the Crossroads21 survey. It provides a longitudinal, comprehensive and methodologically rigorous assessment of Australian attitudes.
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Crossroads23: Australian Jews on Israel

Crossroads23 gathered perspectives of the Australian Jewish community for Kol Ha’am, a project initiated by Israel’s President Herzog to illicit Diaspora input on controversial changes in Israel. It found strong baseline identification among Australian Jews with Israel but also concerns about aspect of Israeli society.
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Crossroads21: Australian attitudes to Jewish people, antisemitism and Israel

Crossroads21 was a landmark, statistically reliable survey of Australian views on Jews, Israel and antisemitism. It found low levels of antisemitism, with 91% open to Jewish friends and most holding positive attitudes. On Israel–Palestine, a majority expressed equal sympathy for both sides, with smaller proportions favouring Palestinians or Israelis.
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