Ambassador Dennis Ross, Co-Chairman of JPPI’s Board of Directors, joins PBS NewsHour to discuss Israel’s strategic considerations and core security interests amid the evolving U.S.–Iran nuclear negotiations.

JPPI President Yedidia Stern on i24 news, following the release of a new comparative study that examines the gap between global media coverage of the suppression of protests in Iran, and the international coverage and amplification of Israel’s war in Gaza.

Rosner’s book was written primarily for non-practicing Jews perplexed by Judaism in general and by apparent contradictions between Jewish and Western values in particular.

The Director-General of JPPI discusses the Bondi Beach terror attack in Sydney and its broader implications for Jewish communities in Australia and beyond.

Israel’s political future depends on adopting a thin constitution that prioritizes stability, fairness, and compromise, ensuring democratic governance amid internal divisions.

Dr. Shuki Friedman appeared on i24NEWS to discuss two major issues currently shaping Israel’s political landscape: the proposal to exempt the ultra-Orthodox from national service, and the growing public debate surrounding a possible presidential pardon for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The two-state solution is more distant than ever, with the war in Gaza ongoing and hostages still in captivity. Yet Israel is now advancing plans like E1 – which while they have legitimacy, the real question is timing.

Dr. Friedman debates Fatah’s Dr. Jamal Nazzal on CounterPoints. The discussion centers on the Gaza ceasefire negotiations, public pressure in Israel, and whether international recognition of Palestine adds to the tension.

JPPI Senior Fellow Yaakov Katz joined CNN to discuss today’s nationwide strike in Israel, which calls on the government to prioritize a hostage-release deal over expanding operations in Gaza.