As the war marks its third anniversary, this new JPPI study examines its impact on Jewish communities in Europe and how Israel should address the geopolitical changes that have occurred as a result.
By: Dr. Dov Maimon
Acknowledgments
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Avi Gil, Shalom Salomon Wald and Shlomo Fischer, Senior Fellows at the Jewish People Policy Institute, for their invaluable feedback, which greatly enhanced the quality and focus of this policy paper.
We are also deeply thankful to Professor Sharon Pardo, Professor Zeev Khanin, Professor Seth Kaplan, Dr. Daniel Staetsky, Dr. Nati Cantorovich, Dr. Richard Prasquier, Berel Rodal and Moty Likwornik for their thoughtful contributions. Their insights, spanning the Jewish communities of Eastern Europe and the broader geopolitical landscape, significantly informed our analysis.
A special acknowledgment is due to Alexander Grinberg, whose exceptional dedication and profound expertise were particularly instrumental in shaping this work. His substantial input stands out as a cornerstone of this policy paper.
Finally, we express our appreciation to our editor, Barry Geltman, for his meticulous attention to detail and his skillful refinement of the text.
While we are profoundly grateful for the support and expertise of all contributors, we emphasize that the content, recommendations, and conclusions of this policy paper remain our sole responsibility.