All posts by jppi

.A new report reveals a disturbing reality on U.S. and European campuses since the October 7 attack: 78% of Jewish students reported harassment, alienation, and fear.

Israeli Confidence Surges After Iran Campaign — But Public Divided on War’s Endgame

The Israeli Society Index – July 2025 Edition, highlights a significant shift in national perception: An overwhelming majority of Israelis no longer view Iran as an existential threat.

Return to “Exile Among Jews”? The Haredi Community is Changing Its Attitude Toward Broader Israeli Society

The Haredim (ultra-Orthodox) are changing their attitude toward Israeli society writ large, and are returning to their historical stance of oppositionalism – resistance to authority and expectations.

JPPI’s July Israeli Society Index: A dramatic decline in the proportion of Israelis who see Iran as an existential threat

80% saw Iran as an existential threat before the 12-day campaign, compared to 57% today. Most Israelis believe the war in Gaza is nearing its end.

The Voice That Rose After October 7 – Dr. Mijal Bitton

In this episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar speaks with Dr. Mijal Bitton — scholar, spiritual leader, and one of the clearest voices to cut through the fog of antisemitism after October 7.

As a Latina Sephardic Orthodox woman, as a scholar of American Jewish life, and as a leader rooted in both tradition and the city streets of contemporary America, she offers a lens unlike any other.

Spotify

Apple:

The Voice That Rose After October 7 – Dr. Mijal Bitton

In this episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar speaks with Dr. Mijal Bitton — scholar, spiritual leader, and one of the clearest voices to cut through the fog of antisemitism after October 7.

As a Latina Sephardic Orthodox woman, as a scholar of American Jewish life, and as a leader rooted in both tradition and the city streets of contemporary America, she offers a lens unlike any other.

Spotify

Apple:

Iranians After War, “The Soul of a Society” with Roya Hakakian

While the ‘Twelve-Day War’ is being hailed as a great strategic success in some circles in Israel and the U.S., Roya Hakakian—the acclaimed Jewish Iranian-American writer, journalist, and poet—claims that the regime in Iran sees the war entirely differently.

Spotify

Apple

Settler-colonialism with Adam Kirsch

In the latest episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar sits down with acclaimed writer Adam Kirsch to unpack the most important concept you’ve probably never fully understood: settler colonialism.

From campus encampments to the terror attack on embassy staff in D.C., and even the shocking celebration of October 7th by some academics — this is the lens that explains it all. Kirsch offers one of the clearest, most incisive explanations of the ideology fueling today’s most alarming movements. If you want to make sense of this moment, don’t miss this essential conversation.

Spotify

Apple:

The Jewish People Policy Institue

Action Strategies for the Jewish Future

All posts by jppi

Netanyahu must decide if he’s a leader or follower as his government loses Israel’s trust

The 2024 JPPI Jewish World Dialogue: Anti-Israel Protests on Diaspora College Campuses

Israeli Confidence Surges After Iran Campaign — But Public Divided on War’s Endgame

Return to “Exile Among Jews”? The Haredi Community is Changing Its Attitude Toward Broader Israeli Society

JPPI’s July Israeli Society Index: A dramatic decline in the proportion of Israelis who see Iran as an existential threat

The Voice That Rose After October 7 – Dr. Mijal Bitton

In this episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar speaks with Dr. Mijal Bitton — scholar, spiritual leader, and one of the clearest voices to cut through the fog of antisemitism after October 7.

The Voice That Rose After October 7 – Dr. Mijal Bitton

In this episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar speaks with Dr. Mijal Bitton — scholar, spiritual leader, and one of the clearest voices to cut through the fog of antisemitism after October 7.

Iranians After War, “The Soul of a Society” with Roya Hakakian

While the ‘Twelve-Day War’ is being hailed as a great strategic success in some circles in Israel and the U.S., Roya Hakakian—the acclaimed Jewish Iranian-American writer, journalist, and poet—claims that the regime in Iran sees the war entirely differently.

Settler-colonialism with Adam Kirsch

In the latest episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar sits down with acclaimed writer Adam Kirsch to unpack the most important concept you’ve probably never fully understood: settler colonialism.

Netanyahu must decide if he’s a leader or follower as his government loses Israel’s trust

The 2024 JPPI Jewish World Dialogue: Anti-Israel Protests on Diaspora College Campuses

Israeli Confidence Surges After Iran Campaign — But Public Divided on War’s Endgame

Return to “Exile Among Jews”? The Haredi Community is Changing Its Attitude Toward Broader Israeli Society

JPPI’s July Israeli Society Index: A dramatic decline in the proportion of Israelis who see Iran as an existential threat

In this episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar speaks with Dr. Mijal Bitton — scholar, spiritual leader, and one of the clearest voices to cut through the fog of antisemitism after October 7.

In this episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar speaks with Dr. Mijal Bitton — scholar, spiritual leader, and one of the clearest voices to cut through the fog of antisemitism after October 7.

While the ‘Twelve-Day War’ is being hailed as a great strategic success in some circles in Israel and the U.S., Roya Hakakian—the acclaimed Jewish Iranian-American writer, journalist, and poet—claims that the regime in Iran sees the war entirely differently.

In the latest episode of Jewish Crossroads, Tamar sits down with acclaimed writer Adam Kirsch to unpack the most important concept you’ve probably never fully understood: settler colonialism.

Want to be the first to know?

Sign Up to Our Newsletter

Send