Press Releases
JPPI Annual Assessment: Israel Stronger Militarily, but Facing Eroding Legitimacy and Deepening Polarization
Israel is stronger militarily and better positioned regionally but faces eroding legitimacy in the West and deepening internal polarization, according to the Jewish People Policy Institute’s 2026 Annual Assessment.
ReadJPPI Annual Assessment: Israel Stronger Militarily, but Facing Eroding Legitimacy and Deepening Polarization
Israel is stronger militarily and better positioned regionally but faces eroding legitimacy in the West and deepening internal polarization, according to the Jewish People Policy Institute’s 2026 Annual Assessment.
Additional Publications
Combating Antisemitism
Combating 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.
Identity and Education
Identity and Education
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.
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Israel-Diaspora Relations
JPPI Survey: American Jews Believe Israel’s Actions in Gaza Have Direct Consequences for Them
August’s Voice of the Jewish People Index shows that 75% of the American Jews surveyed worry that Israel could become a pariah state; nearly half conceal their Jewish identity.
Combating Antisemitism
Combating Antisemitism
New York’s Jewish Community Sounds Alarm Over Mayoral Candidate Mamdani
A new survey released reveals the deep concern of Jewish voters in New York City over mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s record on Israel and antisemitism.
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Study: Syrian Press Has Changed Its Attitude Toward Israel Under Ahmed al-Sharaa’s Regime
The research reveals that the new president has significantly reduced the focus of the state media on Israel and, to some extent, also the hostility toward it.