Muslims, Christians, Druze, Jews frown upon intermarriage between their communities % of Israeli jexs.1basins/Olinc/Ows.ch twho say they would be "not too or "not at all" comfortable with the prospect of their child marrying a
Discomfort with the idea of a child marrying outside one’s own religious circle is widespread among Israelis. Nearly all Jews (97%) say they would not be comfortable with their child marrying a Muslim, and 89% say this about a child marrying a Christian. Among Muslims, 82% say they would be uncomfortable with a child marrying a Jew, and 75% say the same about a child marrying a Christian. Christians and Druze also are strongly opposed to religious intermarriage.
Muslims, Christians, Druze, Jews frown upon intermarriage  | between their communities  | % of Israeli jexs.1basins/Olinc/Ows.ch twho say they would be "not too or "not at all"  | comfortable with the prospect of their child marrying a  | Among Jews  | Among Muslims  | Among Christians  | Among Druze  | Muslim 97%  | Jew 88%  | Jew 82%  | Jew 87%  | Christian 89  | Christian 75  | Muslim 80  | Muslim 85  | Christian 87  | Source: Survey conducted October 2014 -May 2015 These questions were not asked in reference to intermarriage with Druze.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 