Asia
China, Israel, and the United States: Triangular Pressures
On December 31, 2018, JPPI Senior Fellow Dr. Shalom Wald discussed China – Israel relations, and their implications for US – Israel relations, in light of recent tensions between Washington and Beijing. We were honored to be joined by JPPI’s co-chair, Amb. Dennis Ross, who offered comments along with JPPI Senior Fellows Amb. Avi Gil and Brig. Gen. (Res.) Michael…
New Subjects in the Field
China, the American Challenge and the Implications for Israel and the Jewish People
The US vs China: Confrontation Continues in 2021 What are the consequences of the Sino-American conflict for Israel and the Jewish people? How do China’s reactions to the American challenge affect relations with Israel? This question is part of a broader global picture that must first be reviewed. The change of the US administration in 2021 did not mitigate the…
Must Israel ‘support Washington to face down Beijing?’ – analysis
A 2019 Rand Corporation Study reviewed Israel-China relations from the perspective of the American national interest. Published in the Jerusalem Post. Since 2018, when the United States began to confront China and pressure Israel to greatly reduce its links with Beijing, a growing number of experts and non-experts from both Israel and the US have offered their advice on how…
The Global Positions of China and the US, Before and After the Coronavirus Crisis
A Jewish People Policy Institute webinar about the “Global Positions of China and the US Before and After the Coronavirus Crisis” with JPPI Senior Fellows Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Michael Herzog and Dr. Shalom Salomon Wald, moderated by JPPI Fellow Dan Feferman. This is a follow up to JPPI’s recent publication “China’s Rise, US Opposition and the Implications for Israel” by Dr. Shalom Salomon Wald, with an introduction by JPPI’s Co-Chair Amb. Dennis Ross.
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…
India’s Israel relations, the Middle East and China
India’s Israel relations, the Middle East and China This article was originally published by SIGNAL (Sino-Israel Global Network & Academic Leadership) and appeared on the SIGNAL website: en.sino-israel.org
India, Israel and the Jewish People – Book Launch Closing Remarks
Dr. Shalom Salomon Wald speaking about the book he co-authored with Arielle Kandel titled “India, Israel and the Jewish People: Looking Ahead, Looking Back 25 Years after Normalization“. The speech is during the book launch event at JPPI with India’s Ambassador to Israel Pavan Kapoor, Deputy Director of Israel’s Foreign Ministry and Former Israel Ambassador to India Mark Sofer, Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat, and Ambassador Dennis Ross.
Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat – India, Israel and the Jewish People
Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat, Co-Chair of the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) Board of Directors, speaking at the book launch of “Israel and the Jewish People: Looking Ahead, Looking Back 25 Years after Normalization“. The launch event featured remarks from India’s Ambassador to Israel, Pavan Kapoor, Deputy Director of Israel’s Foreign Ministry and Former Israel Ambassador to India, Mark Sofer, Ambassador Dennis Ross, and co-author of the publication, Dr. Shalom Salomon Wald.
Ambassador Pavan Kapoor – India, Israel and the Jewish People
Pavan Kapoor, Ambassador of India to Israel, speaking at the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) in Jerusalem about India, Israel and the Jewish People: Looking Ahead, Looking Back 25 Years after Normalization. The speech is during a book launch event at JPPI with Deputy Director of Israel’s Foreign Ministry and Former Israel Ambassador to India Mark Sofer, Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat, Ambassador Dennis Ross, and co-author Dr. Shalom Salomon Wald.