Israel is a “Jewish state.” What is the meaning of this and how does it align with the democratic nature of the country?

The Jewish People Policy Institute’s Annual Assessment plays both a summing-up and a forward-looking role. On the one hand, each year it examines events and developments that had an impact on the State of Israel and on the Jewish world.

The Center for Jewish Resilience encompasses, within a single framework, projects concerned with the challenges that physically threaten the resilience of the Jewish people, i.e., the survival, security, and material prosperity of Israel and world Jewry.

Jewish identity underlies the sense of belonging shared by members of the Jewish people. Recognition of Jewish “connection” is a necessary condition for Jewish cohesion, solidarity, and mutual responsibility.

One of the greatest threats to the Jewish people in our time is the internal discord among Jews.

JPPI’s Diane and Guilford Glazer Foundation Information and Consulting Center is utilizing cutting-edge technologies and Israel’s best technological minds to collect, analyze, and disseminate relevant data about Jewish life in Israel and the Diaspora.