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Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Study: Syrian Press Has Changed Its Attitude Toward Israel Under Ahmed al-Sharaa’s Regime
The research reveals that the new president has significantly reduced the focus of the state media on Israel and, to some extent, also the hostility toward it.
Democracy
Democracy
Why the Left keeps losing, both in Israel and America
Leftists in Israel and America keep tripping on themselves by thinking they’re better, even as their behavior suggests otherwise, and by oozing elitist contempt for others in an age of populism.
Antisemitism
Antisemitism
US Jews have stood up for Israel, now it is time to have their backs
While in Israel the struggle for the hostages has turned into a source of polarization and controversy, Jews across the United States, of all stripes, are demonstrating unwavering support for the struggle.
Democracy
Democracy
A-G’s judicial overreach is undermining Israel’s democracy
Two recent legal decisions highlight the deep and systemic challenges Israel faces. We cannot ignore what they reflect about the current state of governance.
Identity and Education
Identity and Education
Thought Israeli Society Was Conservative Already? Wait Until You See These Stats
In an interview with Haaretz following a JPPI survey on young Israeli families, study editor Shmuel Rosner remarked: “Israel is a conservative country, and its young people are more conservative than their elders.”
Jewish Communities Worldwide
Jewish Communities Worldwide
The End of French Jewry?
Can French Jews carry on as if nothing has changed? Can faith in the Republic, in secularism, in equality, still offer protection in a reality that is shifting rapidly before our eyes? Is it possible that an ancient, rooted, and vibrant community may be quietly approaching its end?