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How many Jews are intermarried?
According to a 1990 Jewish Population Survey, the most
recent numbers available, there are 720,000 interfaith
married couples. Given that this survey was twelve years
ago, the number is likely to be higher, at around 1,000,000
intermarried couples. According to the 1990 survey, 28%
of the 2.6 million married Jews in the U.S. are married
to non-Jews and the rate of intermarriage was 52% of all
marriages involving at least one Jew.
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