JPPI Report Reveals Strengthening Jewish Identity Among Secular Israelis Amid Growing Discontent with Ultra-Orthodox Communities

Newly published data from the Jewish People Policy Institute’s (JPPI) monthly “Voice of the Jewish People Index” shows that the leading candidate to replace President Biden as the Democratic Party nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, is considered to be significantly less pro-Israel by American Jews compared to the incumbent.

The latest Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) Israeli Society Index for July 2024 indicates a significant drop in public trust in the top command of the IDF, alongside increasing concern over the security situation.

80% of American Jews opposed the suspension of arms shipments to Israel as a diplomatic pressure tool, according to a recent study by the Jewish People Policy Institute.

As White House Envoy visits region, growing Israeli support for strike against Hezbollah, support for Biden peace plan

JPPI President, Yedidia Stern, commented on the findings, “This survey provides a valuable snapshot of the evolving attitudes within the American Jewish community regarding the Gaza war and its broader implications. Understanding these perspectives is crucial for shaping policies and fostering stronger ties between US Jews and Israel.

Israeli Society Index May 2024: As country marks 76th Independence Day under the shadow of war, JPPI poll notes drop in national optimism

Campus protests heightened a sense of anti-Jewish discrimination in the U.S., while Jewish support for President Biden holds strong

After six months of war, only 4% of Arab Israelis support continued Hamas rule in Gaza. 30% of Arab Israelis prefer international Arab state control in Gaza the day after the war. 24% prefer Palestinian Authority rule.