In the Media

Don’t Give Up on the Two-State Solution

By: Dennis Ross and David Makovsky, The American Interest, July 14, 2020 Unilateral Israeli annexation would be a mistake, but Peter Beinart’s one-state solution is an approach that compounds one mistake with another. We wrote our book, Be Strong and of Good Courage, because we feared that the path Israel was on would lead to a one-state outcome. By default, continuing to…

Presentation of the 2019 Annual Assessment Executive Summary to Israeli Cabinet

The Jewish People Policy Institute Presents Israeli Cabinet with Executive Summary of its  2019 Annual Assessment of the Situation and Dynamics of the Jewish People

Politico Interview with Amb. Stuart E. Eizenstat, JPPI Co-Chair

By POLITICO STAFF 01/15/2019 05:24 AM EST How/where are you celebrating your birthday and with whom? “I will be at a corporate board meeting in London that day, but celebrated in two ways the weekend before: first, with my special friend Marion Ein Lewin, whose birthday is the day before; second, as a proud father and grandfather, watching my son…
Asia

Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu’s landmark visit to India

This article was originally published in the Sunday Guardian, India   On January 14th, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in India, for a four-day state visit that will take him to Delhi, Gujarat, Prime Minister Modi’s home state and Mumbai. At the airport Modi gave him a royal welcome. No living Israel leader has done more to forge a…
Asia
Pluralism

JBS: Pluralism in Israel

  On Israel’s Independence Day, Noah Slepkov, a fellow at The Jewish People Policy Institute, discusses results of a survey from across Israeli society on identity, religious beliefs and coexistence. With Teisha Bader of the Jewish Broadcasting Service.
Pluralism
Europe's Jewry

French Election: Fillon May Have Lost in France, but He Won in Israel

By Judy Maltz, Haaretz Despite the long lines evident outside polling stations around Israel on Sunday, figures made available by French diplomats in the country show that voter turnout among French-Israelis in the first round of the presidential election was no higher than usual and that the conservative Republican Francois Fillon was by far the preferred candidate among the four…
Europe's Jewry
Pluralism

Most Israeli Arabs Wouldn’t Live With Jews but Want Their Children to Study With Them, Study Says

By Judy Maltz, Haaretz
Pluralism
Pluralism

JPPI Survey: Israeli Jews and Arabs Happy to Live in Israel, Just Not Together

By JNi.Media
Pluralism
Geopolitics

Rising nationalism vs globalization 
and how it affects the Jews

By Gol Kalev, The Jerusalem Post In 1895, as he was crafting his vision for a Jewish state, Theodor Herzl wrote: “In my observations, I stared at the phenomenon of the crowd for a long time without understanding it.” Next week, with a Jewish state a firm reality, some of the world’s leading Jewish thinkers will gather in Jerusalem to…
Geopolitics
Jewish Communities Worldwide

New JPPI Report: Jewish Community Undergoes Radial Change

A new report by the Jewish People Policy Institute “Exploring the Jewish Spectrum in a Time of Fluid Identity” analyzes the changing Jewish community and sets forth concerted recommendations which can serve as points of departure for leadership deliberation. Recommendations include that Jewish communal groups work to strengthen the sense of “Jewish Peoplehood” among individuals from mixed Jewish/non-Jewish families and…
Jewish Communities Worldwide