Additional Publications

Israel’s Coalition Didn’t Fail. It Set a New Bar

Whatever happens, a once unthinkable coalition created just over 365 days ago opened the gate to a new and thrilling possibility of cooperation. A dam has broken.
Israel-Diaspora Relations

Israel’s Elections Reawaken U.S. Jews’ Trauma

While many Israelis dismissed 'government for change' as nothing more than a marketing stunt, most U.S. Jews welcomed what they considered a major change.
Israel-Diaspora Relations

The Rise of the French Anti-System Parties: Implications for European Jewry

The extremist blocs now flanking President Emanuel Macron’s party disagree on nearly everything, but they are both angry – and neither bodes well for the Jews.
Israel-Diaspora Relations

Is Evangelical Support for Israel Really Unequivocal?

Evangelical Christian Zionism and support for Israel is a multi-layered phenomenon that cannot be taken for granted.
Israel-Diaspora Relations
Geopolitics

Judging the ‘Ethics’ of Israel’s Defense and Foreign Policy

Many issues of ethics in foreign policy are not clear-cut and easy to solve. What is ethical for one side is unethical for another, what was ethical once is no longer ethical later.
Geopolitics

Israel and the US: Danger just around the corner

While a new survey shows strong American support for Israel, the younger generation is far more hostile.

I am not a ‘disease carrier’

The left's venom against religious Zionists is dangerous and foolish – not least because it limits their ability to temper the actual extremists

‘Covenant’: Creating a Jewish conversion spectrum

Turning some of Rabbi Soloveitchik’s ideas toward resolving the Jewish identity crisis

What drives us, interests or morality?

Under conditions of exile, the Jews developed a high degree of moral sensitivity as the perpetual weaker party.