Israel – from adolescence to adulthood The actual collective picture is better than the image Israelis have of themselves. Still, the identity crisis casts its shadows on Israel’s sovereign existence, and its gravity should not be downplayed.
The logic of Peres Sooner or later Israel will discover that the future of its integration in the new Middle East remains dependent on a viable Israeli-Palestinian settlement.
How I Got Israel Wrong A crisis such as the one we are going through in Israel is an opportunity for self-examination and soul-searching. I tended to believe that pragmatism would always win the day. I was wrong.
Restoring the covenant of fate If we wisely gird ourselves with constitutional arrangements on the rules of the game commonly accepted in liberal democracies, we will be able to restore our covenant of fate.
The State of the Jews writ large As a senior US government official under Carter, I tried to synthesize policy in ways that strengthened the US-Israel relationship
Annual Assessment: The State of the Jewish People for 2023 Project Head: Shmuel Rosner. Participants: Ghila Amati | Nadia Beider | Ariel Bendor | Eliran Carsenti | Shimrit Cohen-Barbi | Janan Danial | Dana Fahn-Luzon | Shlomo Fischer | Shuki Friedman | Avi Gil | Yehonatan Givati | Noa Israeli | Eli Kannai | Dov Maimon | Robert Neufeld | Rivka Ravitz | Daniela Regev | Yael Ribner | Lipaz Rotkovsy | John Ruskay | Jonathan Saidel | Roy Schondorf | Amit Shoval | Noah Slepkov | Yedidia Stern | Shalom Salomon Wald | Haim Zicherman | Eldar Zilber
Conference: A Jewish State – 75 Perspectives The launch event for the English edition of JPPI’s book A Jewish State – 75 Perspectives took place on Monday, September 4, 2023, with the participation of public leaders, essay authors, and JPPI researchers.
What Israel Means to Me The Jewish state must remain democratic and pluralistic. To be Jewish but not democratic is an inherent contradiction
Gender segregation in Bnei Brak is a good thing – opinion Maybe you highly educated and discerning women could still learn a thing or two from the women of Bnei Brak, and from their approach to the institution of marriage