Muslim Views of Jews
The study revealed endemic anti-Jewish sentiment in the Muslim world.
Percentage of Muslims with Unfavorable Views of Jews:
- Jordan - 100 percent
- Lebanon - 99 percent
- Egypt - 98 percent
- Morocco - 88 percent
- Indonesia - 76 percent
- Pakistan - 74 percent
- Turkey - 60 percent
European Muslims generally expressed somewhat less negative views toward Jews than did Muslims elsewhere, which supports the belief that interaction improves tolerance.
Percentage of Muslims with Unfavorable Views of Jews:
- Poland - 27 percent
- Russia - 26 percent
- Germany - 21 percent
- Spain - 20 percent
- France - 16 percent
- Canada - 11 percent
- United States - 7 percent
- Great Britain - 6 percent
Muslim Attitudes of the West and Westerners
The study found that overall Muslims blame the West for the bad relations, while Westerners tended to blame Muslims. Furthermore, Muslims in the Middle East and Asia depicted Westerners as immoral, selfish, and violent, while Westerners saw Muslims as fanatical.
Muslim Beliefs about September 11
One of the survey's most striking findings is that majorities in Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan and Turkey - Muslim countries with fairly strong ties to the United States - said that they did not believe that Arabs carried out the September 11 attacks in the United States. In not one Muslim population polled does a majority believe that Arabs carried out the attacks.

