Publications

Antisemitism

Why global media obsess over Israel and ignore deadlier wars

How disproportionate media attention and a misleading conflict frame turn Israel into a moral symbol while eclipsing far deadlier wars.
Antisemitism

JPPI Israeli Society Index for January 2026: Most people view “Qatargate” as a serious affair

Israelis on the 2026 Elections, Trust in Leadership, Values, Israel’s Strength, and Optimism about the Future.
Antisemitism

What Greenland reveals about European antisemitism

Greenland has virtually no antisemitism. There is also a near-total absence of a Jewish community.
Antisemitism

Tamar Ish Shalom in conversation with Yair Golan

In this episode of Jewish Crossroads, Yair Golan lays out one of the most controversial positions in Israeli politics today: that replacing the current government will require forming a coalition that includes Arab parties, specifically Ra'am.
Geopolitics

Why Somaliland meets the legal test for statehood and Palestine does not

Israel’s move may prove, in the context of Somaliland, to be a turning point enabling its recognition by other countries, while realizing its right to self-determination.
Geopolitics

Sharp Rise in Antisemitic Rhetoric among Leading Right-Wing Influencers in the U.S

A JPPI study using AI-based analysis found that Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens significantly increased their anti-Israel content, with Owens also showing a rise in explicit antisemitic messaging.
Geopolitics

When solidarity costs too much: Europe’s silence on Iran

The uprising is a textbook liberation movement, but supporting it could serve Israeli interests – and this doesn't fit the oppressor-oppressed binary.
Geopolitics
Israel-China Relations

Antisemitism in China is not accidental, or marginal

Israel must be firm in its rejection of China’s official denials that it has become a breeding ground of antisemitism.
Israel-China Relations
Identity and Education

‘Why Am I a Jew?’ A sincere attempt at addressing big questions about Judaism – book review

Rosner’s book was written primarily for non-practicing Jews perplexed by Judaism in general and by apparent contradictions between Jewish and Western values in particular.
Identity and Education

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