New JPPI Poll: There is a slight decrease in "active" support for Israel among respondents was noted. It appears there is a direct connection between maintaining the level of active support and the number of visits to Israel. Those who have lived in or visited Israel more than once are more actively supportive of Israel than others and tend less to change their stance than those who visited Israel only once or have never visited. Note that despite the prominence of reports about Jews engaging in activities that oppose Israeli policy, in our sample there is almost no sign of such activity. Only among those who identified themselves as "very liberal" was there a group of 7% (individual respondents, but this signals an increase of 3% from two weeks ago) who are actively working "against" Israel. The survey was conducted among 696 Jews in the United States.