JPPI’s Voice of the Jewish People Index for November: Mamdani Win Leaves Most U.S. Jews Concerned A Survey of US Jews on Mamdani's Election, Trump’s Leadership, and Perceptions of Zionism, Racism, and Antisemitism.
JPPI’s Voice of the Jewish People Index for November: Mamdani Win Leaves Most U.S. Jews Concerned 50 Years after UN “Zionism Is Racism” Resolution, 82% of U.S. Jews Say they Are Zionists or Support Zionism.
Understanding anti-Jewish immigrant roots behind Mamdani’s progressive antisemitism Just a few years ago, progressive antisemites were as rare as racist civil rights activists or pacifist boxers.
Moving Rightward, Again? When an Israeli says “I shifted to the right,” he or she is sending us a message: I became more suspicious of peace processes, more skeptical of concessions, more demanding about security guarantees.
Will young Israelis’ rightward, traditional shift impact the country’s future? When these long-term demographic trajectories combine with new data showing increased traditionalism among young Israelis, the direction is quite clear.
CALL FOR PAPERS The Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) invites established and emerging scholars to contribute innovative and creative research to a peer-reviewed academic volume exploring the Jewish future: how technological and scientific transformations will influence Jewish life, and how Jewish ideas and values might, in turn, shape those transformations.
JPPI Israeli Society Index for November 2025 – Support for President Trump’s plan A majority of the public believes Israel acted appropriately in accepting President Trump’s plan; a majority believes Hamas will continue to have a significant leadership role in Gaza, and that the calm will only last a few months.
JPPI Israeli Society Index for November 2025: Special Report – The War’s Effect on Religiosity The report contains several parts pertaining to beliefs, the observance of traditions, and changes in attitudes – emphasizing youth up to age 25 – in the wake of the war.
Study: Israeli Jews turn to tradition, shift right politically amid war New data shows growing religious observance and increased belief in God, with a sharp rightward political shift, particularly among Jewish youth in Israel.
