INSS Report: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Reshapes Global Jewish Life
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A report by the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) claims the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has profoundly reshaped global Jewish life, impacting diaspora communities through normalized hostility, internal divisions, diminished political influence, and increased antisemitism. Based on discussions with Jewish leaders across North America and Europe, the report highlights growing unfavorable views of Israel, particularly among young adults, and the challenges faced by pro-Israel advocacy. The INSS researchers recommend Israeli policymakers avoid divisive rhetoric and engage in sustained dialogue with diaspora organizations to improve Israel's global standing.
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- Global Jewish life is profoundly reshaped by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, according to an INSS report.
- The conflict has led to normalized hostility, community divisions, reduced political influence, and increased antisemitism.
- US public opinion shows growing unfavorable views of Israel, especially among young adults, mirroring adversarial nations.
- Pro-Israel advocacy faces challenges globally, with instances of anti-Israel candidates winning primaries.
- The report urges Israeli policymakers to avoid divisive rhetoric and engage with diaspora organizations.
- A late 2026 survey indicates 56% of American Jewish voters believe PM Netanyahu's actions worsen antisemitism.
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