Israel-Diaspora Relations
New Subjects in the Field
Integrated Index: Polarization in Israel and US Jewry
Israeli And Diaspora Jews: ‘We Are Siblings, Not Cousins’
We’re Staunch Zionists. And We Are Worried About Israel’s Democracy
An Integrated Jewish World Response to Israel’s Migrant Challenge
Putting the Kotel Decision in Context – Implications and Steps Forward
Op-Ed: Putting the Kotel Decision in Context
What JPPI’s 2017 Global Jewish Dialogue on Jerusalem Teaches us about the Kotel Crisis
Love and Identity: A Personal Story of a JPPI Senior Partner
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Address to JPPI Conference
Israel’s Standing in the West: PR , Policy or Substance
French Aliyah: Governmental Efforts and Recommendations
Drop in French Jews’ immigration to Israel ends record-setting boom
New Western Wall Prayer Space Highlights Wider Divide Among Jews
Jewish Solidarity In an Age of Polarization
JPPI’s Emergency Plan for French Aliyah
Think Tank Prepares Aliyah Plan for 120,000 French Jews
Op-Ed: Fear-mongering and Jewish Peoplehood
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Bonds Within and Between Communities
Diaspora Communities
Crowd Sourced Genealogy and Direct-to-Consumer DNA Testing: Implications for the Jewish People
On Israelis Abroad
Preliminary Findings – Jewish and Democratic: Perspectives from World Jewry
The Challenge of Peoplehood: Strengthening the Attachment of Young American Jews to Israel in the Time of the Distancing Discourse
Bernard-Henri Lévy at JPPI’s 2012 Conference
Strengthening Jewish-Israeli Identity of Israelis Abroad
The Jews of France in 2030
Steve J. Rosen – France-Israel Relationship
Rethinking Peoplehood and Israel-Diaspora Relations
A Permanent Agreement: The Jewish Dimension
Debating Religion and State and “Distancing”
Dr. Richard Prasquier – Challenges Facing French Jewry
Background: Rethinking Israel-Diaspora Relations
Background: Mideast Peace, the Jewish Dimension
Jerusalem
Researchers Team
Activity:
De-legitimization
Bio
Dan Feferman recently completed his service with the IDF at the rank of major. For nearly a decade Dan served as a foreign policy and national security analyst and advisor to the General Staff, focusing on US-Israel strategic relations, as a special assistant to the Deputy Chief of the General Staff, and as a commander in an elite intelligence unit within the IDF’s Research and Analysis Division, where he continues to serve in reserve duty. Through his various positions, Dan has been closely involved in Israel’s most pressing strategic defense and political issues.
Dan also consults, lectures and writes on foreign policy, defense and intelligence matters .
Prior to his military service, Dan completed an MA in National Security Studies from Tel Aviv University and a BA in International Politics and Middle East Studies from the School of International Service, at the American University, Washington DC, both with honors. Dan also completed a prestigious internship at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.