A majority American Jews say they rarely or never pray, new Pew Research poll finds

What does it mean?

I was unable to find this Pew Research poll or article. The link provided in the article below points to some generic page about American Jews. Presumably, the 2025 Religious Landscape Study is the source.

"... In 2014, 45% of Jewish adults chose “seldom/never” to describe their prayer frequency. When Pew asked the question again in 2023 and 2024, the proportion was 58%. ...

The poll also found that fewer American Jews say religion is important in their lives. ...

The proportion of Jews that hardly if ever pray is far higher than among other religious communities. For Muslim Americans, the corresponding figure was 18%, while for evangelical Christians it was 7%. Among religious groups, only followers of the New Age movement had a larger proportion of people who seldom or never pray, at 62%. ..."

Most American Jews say they rarely or never pray, new poll finds - Jewish Telegraphic Agency "The proportion of Jews that rarely if ever pray is far higher than among other religious communities — and on the rise."