Most Jews are Zionists. And the ones who don’t, have little connection or knowledge of Judaism. And if you think otherwise, you aren’t listening to Jewish voices.

Regarding the proportion of Jews who identify as Zionists, multiple sources indicate a majority do support Zionism, defined as the belief in Jewish self-determination in a historic homeland. For example, a Reddit discussion cites figures around 90-95% of Jews as Zionists, though this is an informal source and may not represent all demographics. The Anne Frank House explains Zionism as striving for an independent Jewish state but clarifies not all Jews identify as Zionists.annefrank.organnefrank.orgAre all Jews Zionists?reddit.comreddit.comr/IsraelPalestine on Reddit: The difference between The Zionists and Jews

Other sources highlight significant Jewish anti-Zionist populations. The Forward notes that about one in five American Jews identify as anti-Zionist, a substantial minority. The Harvard Crimson opinion piece emphasizes that many Jews actively reject Zionism while maintaining strong Jewish identities.forward.comforward.comA Lot More Jews Are Anti-Zionists Than You Thinkthecrimson.comthecrimson.comNot All Jews Are Zionists. Harvard Can’t Keep Ignoring This Truth. | Opinion

The claim that non-Zionist Jews have little connection or knowledge of Judaism is not supported by the evidence. Sources like The Guardian and AJC discuss the diversity within Jewish communities, including religious, cultural, and political differences. Anti-Zionist Jews often have deep connections to Judaism but differ on political views regarding Israel.theguardian.comtheguardian.comDebunking the myth that anti-Zionism is antisemitic | Antisemitismajc.orgajc.orgWhat You Need to Know About Anti-Zionist Jews

The statement "if you think otherwise, you aren’t listening to Jewish voices" oversimplifies a complex discourse. There are many Jewish voices both for and against Zionism, reflecting a spectrum of beliefs rather than a monolith.