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Democracy
Democracy
A new government could expand Israel’s diplomatic options
A successor less dependent on the far-right could rebuild international trust and pair force more effectively with diplomacy. Regarding Iran, the basic posture is unlikely to change.
Democracy
Democracy
Nobody won Israel’s election. That could be a victory for everybody
A broad coalition of political rivals could tackle threats to the country's security, democracy and international standing.
Democracy
Democracy
Israel cannot afford another election – its leaders must compromise for unity
What matters is who can assemble 61 seats and turn them into a functioning coalition. Neither side can do that right now, but Netanyahu appears to be in the stronger position.
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Europe, Netanyahu, and the Diplomatic Price of the Elections
Israeli voters can choose their government. They cannot also choose how an entire continent will respond.
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Israel-Diaspora Relations
JPPI Webinar: Jewish World Dialogue Report 2025–2026
Watch JPPI’s webinar on the 2025–2026 Jewish World Dialogue Report: Global Jewish Attitudes toward Jewish Hard Power: Political and Military Might.
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Mapping sanctions against Israel: 121 measures across 61 countries
JPPI has launched a new database mapping sanctions and restrictive measures imposed on Israel by countries around the world.
Geopolitics
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.