On Wednesday a ceasefire went into effect, ending - at least for now - 14 months of war with Hezbollah. Elliott Abrams, who served in three U.S. administrations, was George Bush's Deputy National Security Adviser in 2006 during the Second Lebanon War, which also ended with an international supervisory mechanism. We discuss how it might work this time, and what Trump's Iran policy is likely to be.

What is the sentiment among American Jews following the recent U.S. elections, and what are their predictions for the future of U.S.-Israel relations?

JPPl's Voice of the Jewish People Index, which conducts monthly surveys of American Jews, examines expectations from Donald Trump and reflections on Joe Biden's presidency, including his efforts to combat antisemitism.

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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?

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?

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.

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.

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.

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.

On Monday, October 28, the Knesset overwhelmingly passed legislation to ban UNRWA from operating inside Israel. Dr. Einat Wilf, a former MK and co-author of The War of Return argues that UNRWA has long been the problem and not the solution.

Shmuel Rosner and Avi Gil discuss Israel's strategic dilemmas as it enters the second year of war, the key issues awaiting the Knesset's return today - particularly the Haredi conscription bill - and the coalition's survival prospects.