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JPPI’s Voice of the Jewish People Index for October 2026: U.S. Jews Want Unity, Not Division

Israel’s Election, the U.S. Midterm Elections, U.S. Support for Israel, Israel and the Future of the Jewish People, and Countries’ Attitudes Toward Israel
Geopolitics

Israel looks different for Europeans rediscovering strategic vulnerability

European countries may not agree with Israel on the Palestinian issue, but many grasp Israel’s sense of being under existential or territorial threat. Despite the ambiguities in these relations, no European state has adopted a full boycott.
Geopolitics
Israel-Diaspora Relations

The JPPI Jewish World Dialogue 2025-26

GLOBAL JEWRY'S ATTITUDES ON JEWISH HARD POWER: POLITICAL AND MILITARY MIGHT
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Swords of Iron

In Europe’s gaze, October 7 risks becoming a footnote

If October 7 survives chiefly as the beginning of what came afterward, something has been lost.
Swords of Iron
Geopolitics

I was in the room when Israel decided to kill Nasrallah. Here’s why we had to do it

A senior intelligence veteran reveals the inside story of a historic operation against Hezbollah’s longtime leader – and how hubris and fatal miscalculations brought about his downfall.
Geopolitics

Newsletter 9.10.26

Yesterday marked the third anniversary of the horrific October 7 massacre in the communities bordering Gaza, and all of Israel wept. That terrible day transformed our lives in countless ways – personally, nationally, and internationally.
Geopolitics

Israel risks winning the war while losing the world

Israel is on a slippery slope toward a dangerous defeat – economic and diplomatic, and perhaps even in the security arena when a new US administration takes office in just over two years.
Geopolitics

JPPI Israeli Society Index – October 2026: Security Becomes a More Decisive Factor in Elections

The War Three Years After October 7; The Importance of the Upcoming Elections and the Issues Likely to Decide Them; Satisfaction with the Political Choices on Offer; Measures Israelis Want the Next Government to Take; and Changes in Religious Practice, Faith, and Self-Identification Since the War Began.
Middle East

Two States – and Then What?

Recent polls indicate Palestinian support for a two-state solution, but mask the most critical question: are they willing to abandon the "right of return" and accept this as the permanent end of the conflict?
Middle East