Five dimensions, Geopolitics, Demography, Identity formation and expression, Bonds within and between communities, and Material Resources (sources and uses of wealth devoted to Jewish causes) influence Jewish people interests and outcomes.1 There is considerable room for subjectivity in interpreting trends and developments to arrive at a net assessment that accurately reflects the balance between challenges and opportunities. To supplement the policy discussions presented in the Annual Assessment, JPPI conducted several digital expert panels among a small sample of selected individuals, in part as a detection mechanism for change that might otherwise escape notice.2 These responses have been combined with other data sources to provide the following assessments of short-term trends.
Article Library / 2015
מצב העם היהודי- הערכה שנתית 2014-2015
- Foreword
- Part 1
- Recommended Policy Directions
- The Struggle against De-Legitimization and BDS on North American College Campuses
- U.S. – Israel Relations
- India and China
- Israel-Diaspora Dialogue
- Immigration from Europe
- Jewish Identity
- The Approach to Populist Anti-System Right-Wing Parties in Europe
- Video Games and Interactive Entertainment as a tool to enhance Jewish identity and to counter BDS efforts
- 2014-15 Integrated ‘Net’ Assessment
- Recommended Policy Directions
- Part 2: Five Dimensions of Jewish Well-Being
- The Geopolitical Challenges Facing Israel’s New Government
- Geopolitics
- The Geopolitical Challenges Facing Israel’s New Government
- Jerusalem, Washington, and the North American Jewish Community
- “Drivers” Affecting the Israel-U.S. Relationship
- U.S. College Campuses and Israel De-legitimization – In Perspective
- An Integrative Measurement of European Anti-Semitism
- Looking East: New Opportunities in Asia
- Demography
- Bonds Within and Between Communities
- Israel-Diaspora Dialogue 2015
- Israel, a Divisive Subject
- IDF as a Moral Army
- The Effect of Israel’s Wars on Diaspora Jewry
- The Effect of Israel’s Wars on Non-Israeli Jews, and their Connections with Israel
- How Israel’s Wars Impact Relations between Jews and non-Jews
- In conclusion: Recommendations Regarding the Dialogue
- In conclusion: 2015 Dialogue Recommendations on the Use of Force
- Endnotes
- Israel-Diaspora Dialogue 2015
- Identity Formation and Expression
- Material Resources
- Part 3: Featured Articles
- Violence and Racism between Population Groups in Israel
- Australian Jewry
- Political Turmoil in Europe and its Implications for the Jewish People
- Attitudes toward Jews, Judaism, and Israel among anti-System Parties in Europe
- Why Europeans Turn to Populists?
- Anti-Jewish Prejudices among European Muslims and anti-Establishment Voters
- Far-Left Populist Rhetoric about the Jews and Israel
- Distinguishing between the “Old Far Right” and the “New Radical Right”
- “Old Far Rightists” Masquerading as the “New Far Rightists”: Is the Shift Real?
- The Case of France: The Gap between Le Pen’s Promises and her Official Program
- The Dilemmas of Europe’s National Jewish Institutions
- Implications and Directions for Action
- Directions for Action
- Endnotes
- Policy Opportunities for Video Games and Interactive Entertainment
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