In this episode, we look back at the 1929 Hebron Massacre, when 67 Jews were brutally killed in a violent pogrom. Award-winning journalist Yardena Schwartz discusses her book Ghosts of a Holy War, which explores how the massacre ignited the Arab-Israeli conflict and continues to influence the Israel-Hamas war today.

In this episode, we explore the powerful new booklet "I Will Be With Him in Trouble," which features voices from Israel's national religious community on the hostage crisis. Created by Tzvi Zussman, whose son Ben was killed in Gaza, the booklet encapsulates the debate around whether to negotiate for the hostages' return. Zussman aims to rally support for a deal, urging the community to take a stand.

The Biden administration imposed sanctions this week against Amana, the main development company of West Bank settlements. The floodgates of sanctions from the US, the UK and the EU have been opened. What does this mean for Israel?

In this episode, JPPI Senior Fellow and host Yaakov Katz is joined by Julie Platt, the Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), to delve into the topic of antisemitism in the United States. The discussion also covers the recent congressional hearing on antisemitism. Additionally, Harvard Law professor Michal Bar-Asher Siegal and JPPI Communications Manager Laura Kam address the challenges confronting Jewish individuals on college campuses.

In this episode, JPPI Senior Fellow and host Yaakov Katz interviews Michal Herzog, the First Lady of Israel. She discusses the efforts that she and the president have undertaken since the beginning of the war. Additionally, JPPI Fellow Nurit Cohen and JPPI Senior Fellow Gil Troy talk about the internally displaced Israelis who were evacuated from the northern and southern regions of the country due to the ongoing conflict. The episode also provides a historical perspective on the "forgotten refugees" – the Jews who were displaced as a consequence of the 1948 War of Independence.

In this episode, Yaakov Katz, a senior fellow at JPPI and the host, engages in a discussion with JPPI President Professor Yedidia Stern and author Daniel Gordis about the relationship between the United States and Israel in the context of the ongoing war with Hamas. The conversation delves into the future dynamics between Israel and American Jewry, as well as the inherent tension in Israel's dual objectives in the conflict – namely, freeing hostages from Hamas captivity and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip by defeating Hamas.

In this episode, host and JPPI Senior Fellow Yaakov Katz is joined by JPPI Senior Fellow Shmuel Rosner who presents findings from a Jewish People Policy Institute survey tracking the sentiments of Israelis during wartime. The survey covers the level of support for the IDF, the level of support for Prime Minister Netanyahu, and the confidence of Israelis in the state winning the war. Additionally, JPPI Senior Fellow Gil Troy and JPPI Fellow Alona Hagar-Frey discuss the silence of feminist movements regarding the rape and gender-based violence of Israeli women used as a weapon of war by Hamas.

In this episode, JPPI Senior Fellow and host Yaakov Katz interviews hi-tech industry leader Michael Eizenberg regarding the Israeli economy amid the ongoing war, Haredi labor participation, and his recent meeting with Elon Musk. Additionally, JPPI Senior Fellows Nadia Beider and Gil Troy explore whether differing levels of religiosity influence people's perspectives on Israel, the Jewish people, and antisemitism.

In this episode, JPPI Senior Fellow and host Yaakov Katz interviews Abraham Foxman, the former national director of the Anti-Defamation League, to delve into the topic of antisemitism in the United States and explore the evolving landscape of American politics in relation to Israel. Additionally, former Knesset Member Einat Wilf and JPPI Senior Fellow Professor Yonatan Givati discuss Elon Musk's visit to Israel, the presence of antisemitism on college campuses, and the Israeli government's challenges in effectively conveying diplomatic messages about the ongoing conflict with Hamas.

In this episode, Yaakov Katz, JPPI Senior Fellow and host, interviews Elon Levy, the Israeli government spokesperson. They delve into the challenges that Israel faces in the media and discuss effective strategies for engaging audiences and conveying the Israeli narrative. Additionally, JPPI Fellow Dana Fahn Luzon and former spokesperson for the IDF, as well as a senior diplomat in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ruth Yaron, participate in the discussion. They explore the tension between the two primary Israeli objectives in the war with Hamas: the retrieval of hostages and the disarmament of Hamas's governing and military capabilities.

In this episode of JPPI's Daily Inside Analysis, host and JPPI Senior Fellow Yaakov Katz engages in a discussion with JPPI President Professor Yedidia Stern and Avi Weiss, the President of the Taub Center. They delve into the short-term and long-term economic consequences of Israel's war effort and explore the factors that could either impede or facilitate its recovery.

In this episode, JPPI Senior Fellow Yaakov Katz engages in a discussion with U.S. Congressman Max Miller concerning the surge in antisemitism in America following the October 7th massacre and delves into the internal politics influencing the Israel-Hamas war. Seth Franztman, the author of "After ISIS: America, Iran, and the Struggle for the Middle East," joins the conversation along with defense correspondent Barbara Opal-Rome to explore Israel's use of technology during the war and analyze the events of October 7th.

In this episode, Lt. Col. Peter Lerner from the IDF Spokesperson Unit discusses the significant challenges confronting Israel's war efforts. He also sheds light on specific strategies employed by the unit. Engaging in a dialogue, JPPI VP Shuki Friedman and JPPI Senior Fellow Rivka Rawitz delve into the topic of Haredi military participation. They explore the future prospects of draft exemptions and deliberate on policies necessary to avert potential detrimental impacts on the state's future security and economic framework, addressing what many perceive as an emerging issue.

Donald Trump is building his foreign policy team and Israel is watching closely. What do the appointments of Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth and Mike Huckabee mean for Israel and what should Benjamin Netanyahu be doing ahead of Inauguration Day?

In this episode, Yaakov Katz, JPPI Senior Fellow and host, engages in a comprehensive discussion with MK Matan Kahana regarding Israel's ongoing war effort against Hamas and the strategic considerations in Gaza. Furthermore, JPPI's Gil Troy and Dana Fahn Luzon contribute to the episode by addressing the inherent tensions between the war effort and the imperative to secure the release of Israeli hostages. They also analyze the political dynamics within the far-right faction of Israel's governing coalition, exploring how these members influence the nation's policies. Additionally, the discussion extends to the broader societal response in Israel, encompassing reactions to both the current crisis and the political maneuvers executed by these Knesset members.

In this episode, Ambassador Danny Danon elaborates on his vision for Gaza, emphasizing the role he believes the international community should play in facilitating the resettlement of Gazan civilians who are willing to leave the strip. Meanwhile, JPPI Senior Fellow Shmuel Rosner and Former Knesset member Einat Wilf engage in a thoughtful dialogue, exploring the conditions necessary for bringing an end to the war. They delve into the various factors that contribute to lasting peace and discuss the strategies that Israel and its citizens should employ to achieve this desired outcome.

In this episode, JPPI Senior Fellow and host Yaakov Katz is joined by JPPI's President, Prof. Yedidia Stern, and the CEO of the Jewish Agency for Israel, Amira Ahronovic. Together, they delve into the significance of community, explore the role of the Jewish Agency, and highlight the growing unity and mutual understanding between Jewish-Israelis and Diaspora Jewry. The conversation also addresses the escalating tension in Israel regarding the efforts to bring back hostages still held captive by Hamas.

In this episode, Sima Shine, a Senior Researcher at INSS and former head of the research and evaluation division of the Mossad, joins JPPI Senior Fellows Shmuel Rosner, Ambassador Avi Gil, and Yaakov Katz to discuss the geopolitical and regional dynamics surrounding the Israel-Hamas war. The panelists discuss the role of Iran, its interests, and its nuclear situation. They also explore what is preventing a multi-front war from beginning with Hezbollah in the North.

In this episode,  JPPI Senior Fellow and host Yaakov Katz is joined by Prof. Elyakim Rubinstein, the Former Vice President and Justice of the Supreme Court of Israel as well as Dr. Shuki Friedman, the Vice President of JPPI and former legal expert at the Prime Minister’s Office. The discussion focuses primarily around the Law of War, what constitutes a war crime, Israels legal system and what the consequences of the judicial reform would have carried during and after the war shall the government have passed the legislation

In this episode, William C. Daroff, the CEO of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations joins to discuss the up and coming Jewish march scheduled in Washington and the sentiment among American Jewry in this time of crisis. JPPI senior fellow Professor Gil Troy and former Knesset member Dr. Einat Wilf dissect the possible awakening among global Jewry as a result of the surge in antisemitism and discuss "day after" strategies following the war, with Wilf focussing on the American occupation of Imperial Japan following WWII as a strategic method forward.

In this episode, Vice Admiral (Retired) Eliezer Marom, the Former Commander of the Israeli Navy, joins the host and JPPI Senior Fellow, Yaakov Katz, alongside our panel featuring JPPI Senior Fellows Professor Gil Troy and Shmuel Rosner. The discussion delves into critical aspects of military strategy within the Gaza region while addressing the intricacies of managing internally displaced populations. Furthermore, the episode thoroughly unpacks the multifaceted conversation surrounding "the day after," providing insights into the complexities and challenges that may arise in the aftermath of the war.

In this episode, hosted by JPPI Senior Fellow Yaakov Katz, an expert panel that includes JPPI President Professor Yedidia Stern and Eric Goldstein, the head of the New York Jewish Federation (UJA), discusses the comparisons between the October 7th massacre and the Holocaust. They also explore the nuanced implications of what a victory in the war truly signifies for Israeli society. Additionally, the panel examines how American Jews are coping with the surge in antisemitism and how the crisis and shared experience of insecurity among Israelis and diaspora Jewry can provide the necessary paradigm to rebuild a shared understanding between the two communities.

This episode of JPPI's Daily Inside Analysis features Michal Cotler-Wunsh, Israel's Special Envoy for Combatting Antisemitism, Simone Rodan-Benzaquen, Managing Director of AJC Europe, and JPPI Senior Fellow Dov Maimon. They delve into the rise of antisemitism and the interconnected battle for the State of Israel and diaspora Jewry as a result of the Hamas massacre in Israel. The panel examines causes and explanations, and discusses the general outlook and feelings of the Jewish diaspora – from Europe to the US – as it faces a resurgence of antisemitism.

One month into the war, our panel of experts, including Aryeh Lightstone, the former special envoy for economic normalization for the Abraham Accords; Ruth Yaron, a former spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and a senior diplomat in the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs; and JPPI Senior Fellow Avi Gil, engage in a discussion regarding Arab diplomacy in navigating the Israel-Hamas war. The central questions at hand revolve around whether this conflict will strengthen existing relations, strain, or potentially fracture the recently established Arab-Israeli regional coalition.

Additionally, they examine the tensions between diplomatic objectives and the pursuit of military goals, as well as the complexities surrounding the hostage situation and the political implications once the war reaches its conclusion.

JNF Canada recently faced an unprecedented challenge as the Canada Revenue Agency moved to revoke its charitable status, sparking public and legal debate. Lance Davis, CEO of JNF Canada, will offer insights into the reasons behind this decision, JNF Canada's response, and its broader implications for charitable organizations.

In this episode, our panel of experts is joined by Ella Keinan, a blogger and social media influencer who created the #HamasisIsis campaign. Additionally, we welcome Talia Dekel-Fleissig, the CEO of Jerusalem Press Club, who joins us to discuss the topic of Hasbara, public diplomacy, and the importance of messaging. Together with Yaakov Katz and Gil Troy, Senior Fellows at JPPI they will explore where the government has fallen short and where it has improved in this regard.

In this episode, our panel of experts is joined by Yoaz Hendel, former Communications Minister and IDF Reserves Lt.-Col, who provides us with insights into the current situation on the ground in Gaza and the united spirit of the soldiers. The panel then discusses the instability of the Israeli government and the public's lack of trust in its elected leaders. Additionally, they explore the potential diplomatic balance and tension that may arise between the United States and Israel, as well as whether or not Israelis are prepared to engage in discussions about diplomatic solutions and post-war initiatives.

In this episode, Israels ambassador to the US Michael Herzog joins host Yaakov Katz, a JPPI Senior Fellow and JPPI President Professor Yedidia Stern. Ambassador Herzog speaks of the US-Israel relationship, the military aid package that is facing a vote in congress and balancing Israel's war effort, with its diplomatic relations. Professor Stern divides his analysis of the current war into three spheres - the geo political angle, the societal perspective and the Jewish angle. He addresses the issues at Harvard University that Jewish students are facing and speaks of the changed Israeli view of the conflict and the states future.

In this episode, we convene a panel of experts to delve into the complexities of Israel's air defense systems. Our guest, Yair Ramati, the former director of the Israeli Missile Defense Organization, shares his expertise on the Iron Dome, a cutting-edge mobile air defense system designed to intercept and neutralize short-range rockets and artillery shells. Lt.-Col. (res.) Sarit Zehavi, the founder and president of Alma – Research and Education Center, investigates the likelihood of a multi-front war and scrutinizes the strategic approach of Hezbollah. She contemplates the possibility of Hezbollah joining the war and assesses the potential consequences of such an event. Additionally, we gain insights from Col. (res.) Robert Neufeld, who serves as a senior fellow at the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI). He examines the potential repercussions for Israeli citizens if Hezbollah were to initiate hostilities and launch attacks on Israel, and also discusses the relevant laws of war.

In this episode, three esteemed college professors come together to discuss the issues and challenges they see in student politics as it relates to Israel, antisemitism, and ideological trends. The panel features JPPI Senior Fellows Prof. Michal Bar-Asher Siegal, an expert on rabbinic Judaism; Prof. Yehonatan Givati, an expert in law and economics; and Prof. Gil Troy, a historian, and political commentator. They share their own personal stories from their time at Harvard University and offer action plans to create positive change. Additionally, Maj. Gen. (Res.) Avi Mizrachi, the Former Head of IDF Ground Forces and Central Command, joins the panel to discuss the ground invasion into Gaza.

In this episode, our panel of experts—JPPI Vice President Shuki Friedman, Senior Fellows Yaakov Katz and Shmuel Rosner, and Fellow Dana Fahn Luzon—are joined by Uzi Shaya, a former Mossad official. Together, they discuss the complexities of terrorist financing and explore effective strategies to disrupt terrorist organizations by targeting their funding channels. The conversation delves into Qatar's role and the involvement of the international community in supporting Hamas, as well as the recent video release of three Israeli hostages held by the group. Furthermore, the panel examines the portrayal of Israel in global media and discusses Israeli society's sentiments towards Prime Minister Netanyahu and the cabinet leadership.

In this episode, our panel of experts, which includes Eyal Hulata, the former head of the National Security Council under the Bennet/Lapid government, and Brig. Gen (res) Ruth Yaron, provides insightful analysis on the recent events involving Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The discussion delves into Netanyahu's apology following a social media post in which he accused chief members of Israel's military and security services of being responsible for the Hamas attacks on October 7.

The panel examines various aspects of Netanyahu's decision to publicly criticize the security service and explores the potential consequences of his meeting with the families of the hostages currently held in Gaza.

A crucial question addressed by our experts is the feasibility of bringing the hostages back to Israel while simultaneously neutralizing Hamas's capabilities. Can Israel ensure the safety and security of its citizens while taking decisive measures against those who pose a threat to the nation's peace and stability? Tune in to find out.

In this episode, our experts are joined by former Knesset member Dr. Einat and Elliot Abrams, who has served in foreign policy positions under Presidents Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, and Donald Trump. Hosted by JPPI Senior Fellow Yaakov Katz and featuring JPPI Senior Fellow Gil Troy, the panel discusses the effectiveness of the Biden administration's approach to Iran during the ongoing conflict. Additionally, the panel examines the impact of the Hamas massacre on Israel's security paradigm and assesses the likelihood of both a ground invasion into Gaza and an attack by Hezbollah in the north.

In this episode of JPPI Inside Analysis, our expert panelists reveal the results of the latest JPPI research on the preferences of Israelis for Joe Biden or Donald Trump. They dive into the factors influencing these choices and discuss the potential implications for US-Israel relations. The conversation then shifts to the role of academia in America and its impact on the rise of antisemitism on college campuses. Our panelists examine the roots of these issues and explore potential solutions. Additionally, Brig. General (reserves) Benzi Gruber joins the discussion from the ground to speak about the ongoing war with Hamas and the importance of maintaining ethics during conflicts. Tune in for an in-depth analysis of these pressing topics.

In this episode, we are joined by Rabbi Rick Jacobs, the president of the Union for Reform Judaism, serving over 1.5 million people. Rabbi Jacobs discusses his experience traveling to Israel to provide aid during the war, the connection between the reform movement and Israel, and his involvement with various Israeli protest movement groups.

We also hear from JPPI Senior Fellows Rivka Ravitz and Shmuel Rosner, who discuss the findings of a recent JPPI survey. The survey indicates that 74% of the Jewish public in Israel is confident in their victory in the war, while 81% believe that Israeli society is united. Additionally, the survey reveals that the Israeli public has a high level of trust in IDF soldiers and commanders, but low trust in the government and very low trust in Prime Minister Netanyahu. The survey included 800 respondents, with 600 from the Jewish sector and 200 from the Arab sector.

The panelists also delve into the topic of Haredi non-participation in the military. They discuss the draft exemption legislation that was set to pass before the war, which would have granted young Ultra Orthodox individuals full exemption from the draft. They explore whether the war may serve as a paradigm shift for the Haredi community and its views on serving in the IDF.

On Thursday night, an antisemitic pogrom erupted on Amsterdam's streets, a chilling echo of Kristallnacht. Micha Zweibach, an Israeli who moved to Amsterdam six years ago, talks about the insecurity Jews feel in "progressive" Europe. Dr. Dov Maimon discusses the situation's severity and urges Israel and European governments to take concrete actions to counter rising antisemitism.

In this episode, our panelists are joined by former major general in the Israel Defense Forces reserves and the Chairman of the Executive of The Jewish Agency for Israel Doron Almog. Doron speaks of the personal tragedies him and his family have experienced as a result of the war and terrorism. He gives a vision forward, how Israel and global Jewry recover after the war. JPPI Senior Fellow Shmuel Rosner presents the latest JPPI study which investigated attitudes among the public about the war effort, and confidence levels in the IDF and the government.

In the 15th day of the Israel-Gaza war, our expert panelists gather for an episode of JPPI's Daily Inside Analysis to dissect major developments and explore critical questions. They examine the Israeli government's standing in public opinion and question whether it holds the moral mandate to lead the country amidst the ongoing conflict. The panelists also debate Benny Gantz's decision to join the government and form an emergency war cabinet, discussing whether it was the right move for the country's stability and defense. Furthermore, they consider the potential political considerations of the US moving forward, as the international community observes closely. Finally, they address the troubling displays of antisemitic rhetoric on the streets of the UK during pro-Palestinian demonstrations and discuss the implications for the global response to the crisis.

In this episode, JPPI co-chair Ambassador Dennis Ross, a former special advisor to President Barack Obama, speaks with JPPI President Professor Yedidia Stern about "the day after" the war. They explore what comes next: once Hamas is defeated, who will run Gaza? They also discuss American political objectives and whether this tragic moment in Israeli history can lead to a paradigmatic change in Israeli civil society, Palestinian relations, and the broader region. Prof. Stern shares his personal connection to the war and recounts his visit to Kibbutz Be'eri, one of the communities most affected by the Hamas massacre on October 7th in southern Israel.

In this episode, our panelists are joined by Member of Knesset Gideon Sa'ar, who provides an analysis of the future of the war with Hamas and the main objectives of the Israeli government. JPPI Senior Fellow Shmuel Rosner presents the findings of a new JPPI poll that surveyed the sentiments and support for Israel among American Jews since the outbreak of war last week. Dr. Rachel Fish, a Senior Fellow at JPPI, discusses the concerns of Jewish students on college campuses and the rise of antisemitism. Additionally, Senior Fellow at JPPI, Prof. Gil Troy, speaks with host Yaakov Katz about President Joe Biden's historic visit to Israel during wartime and offers advice to diaspora Jewry on how to confront the new reality post-Hamas's massacre of Israeli citizens in southern Israel.

Our expert panel is joined by two distinguished guests: Yuli Edelstein, a Member of Knesset, and Ruth Yaron, a former spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and a senior diplomat in the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. MK Edelstein shares his firsthand account of what he witnessed during his visit to Kibbutz Be'eri, where he observed the aftermath of the Hamas massacre, just hours before this episode. The panel discusses President Joe Biden's upcoming visit to Israel amidst the ongoing war with Hamas, as well as the potential for a full-scale war between Hezbollah and Israel on the Northern border. Additionally, the conversation explores the complex challenge of striking a balance between diplomatic and military efforts in the context of war.

Our distinguished panel is joined by Mohammad Darawshe, a leading political analyst and expert on Jewish-Arab relations inside Israel, who discusses the profound personal tragedy that affected him and his family. He shares the story of his cousin, who was tragically killed at the Nova Music Festival by terrorists from Hamas. Mohammed then delves into the topic of Arab-Jewish relations, providing insight into the complexities of this relationship during the current conflict.

Subsequently, the conversation shifts to the topic of the US-Israel alliance. The panel explores the role of the United States in the region and discusses what this dynamic signifies with respect to Israeli independence and its defense treaty with the United States.

As we enter the second week of the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, Major General Yaakov Amidror, former National Security Advisor of Israel, provides insights into the potential consequences of a ground invasion into Gaza. Additionally, our panel of experts explores international law and the rules of engagement in warfare, as well as the psychological effects that a ground invasion could have on Israeli society. They also address the evacuation of Palestinian civilians, highlighting the challenges and complexities involved in this process, and shed light on the Israeli hostage situation, examining the likelihood of a successful rescue operation.

On this episode of JPPI's Daily Inside Analysis, our team of experts is joined by a spokesperson from the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) who provides an in-depth analysis of the upcoming on-the-ground strategy. Additionally, they discuss the recent arrival of US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken to Israel, including his private meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The conversation also covers the international media's response to Hamas's attacks on Israeli civilians and explores whether Israel views the current conflict as an opportunity to alter the regional paradigm.

Our team of expert analysts has reconvened for another episode of JPPI's Daily Inside Analysis. In this installment, they delve into the complex dynamics involved in the formation of a national unity government in Israel as the nation continues to grapple with its ongoing war effort against Hamas. Additionally, they explore the various ways in which the U.S. might contribute to or influence the situation, especially given the recent arrival of American tactical support. The team also discusses Israel's public relations strategy during this tumultuous period. As the episode draws to a close, breaking news emerges of a concerning infiltration of drones from the Northern Border, adding a new layer to the situation.

As the war on the southern border continues and flare-ups occur on the northern border, our team of experts provides insights into the last 24 hours in the State of Israel. In this episode, they discuss the impact of the war on Israeli schools and school children, the possibility of forming a specialized security cabinet that could include former Chiefs of the IDF and members of the opposition, such as Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot. They also address President Joe Biden's latest speech, the strong support being shown by the US administration, the internal tension in Israel over the Haredi community's non-participation in the military, and the politics on US college campuses, including the failure of college administrations, such as those at McGill and Harvard, to clearly condemn the Hamas attack on Israeli civilians.

Donald Trump is the 47th President of the U.S. In this episode, Shmuel Rosner and Lahav Harkov provide an in-depth analysis of the elections, exploring their impact on both domestic and international fronts, including how the results could affect U.S.-Israel relations. Tune in to understand what the election means for the future of American politics and its ripple effect across the Jewish world.

As the war in Israel and Gaza rages on, our experts come together to share personal stories, capture the feelings on the ground in Israel, highlight the bravery displayed by an unprecedented number of reserve duty officers and offer guidance as to what people outside Israel can do to assist. They also explore the prospects and necessity of a unity government that truly reflects the people, all while providing a balanced and in-depth analysis. 

JPPI's Daily Inside Analysis, sponsored by the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) and the Jewish Agency, features a rotating team of experienced analysts specializing in Israeli military affairs, the US-Israel relationship, Israel’s political system, and the country’s diverse society. These analysts will guide you through the fog of war, helping you navigate the bombardment of news—both real and fake—as well as the barrage of tweets, posts, and the confusion of chaos. 

If you care about Israel and the Jewish people and want to discern the signal amid the noise, JPPI’s Daily Inside Analysis is for you.

As Israel faces a critical juncture and enters into war, the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) will provide a daily, balanced, in-depth, and insider analysis, sponsored by the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) and the Jewish Agency. JPPI's Daily Inside Analysis, featuring a rotating team of experienced analysts specializing in Israeli military affairs, the US-Israel relationship, Israel’s political system, and the country’s diverse society, will guide you through the fog of war, helping you navigate the bombardment of news - both real and fake - as well as the barrage of tweets, posts, and the confusion of chaos. If you care about Israel and the Jewish people and want to discern the signal amid the noise, JPPI’s Daily Inside Analysis is for you.

Led by Yaakov Katz, JPPI Senior Fellow; military analyst, former editor of The Jerusalem Post is joined by Prof. Gil Troy, JPPI Senior Fellow; historian, political commentator, author, Shmuel Rosner, JPPI Senior Fellow; news analyst, polling expert, newspaper columnist, Dr. Einat Wilf, JPPI former Senior Fellow; former MK, analyst, speaker, author

Join JPPI's Shmuel Rosner and Sara Hirschhorn on the key U.S. election 
issues with implications for Israel and Jewish communities. In this episode, we explore each candidate stances, past voting trends, and critical policy areas. We also look into how the outcome could impact U.S.-Israel relations, antisemitism in AMerica, and broader Jewish interests in the political arena.