Do Jews in the UK celebrate Christmas? - Dr Carli Lessof

When looking into the age of the respondents, there is a clear pattern: the older the respondents are, the less likely they are to have a Christmas tree at home every year or at all. [...] In many respects, these findings, both in the US and the UK, capture both the tenacity of Jewishness today and the realities of Jewish life in the modern multicultural age. [...] Page 6 of 8 / Methodological note The data on the attitudes of Jews in the UK are drawn from the National Jewish Identity Survey which took place as part of the third wave of JPR's Research Panel. [...] The panel is designed to explore the attitudes and experiences of Jews in the UK on a variety of issues. [...] The survey data were cleaned and weighted to adjust for the age, sex and Jewish identity of the Jewish population of the UK, based on 2011 Census data and other administrative sources.