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Dr. Irwin J. Mansdorf

Irwin J. (Yitzchak) Mansdorf, PhD., is a clinical psychologist and a fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs specializing in political psychology.
Stabber about to attack near Damascus Gate, Jerusalem

From “Lone Wolf” to “Known Wolf”:
The Role of “Cultural Fuel” and “Personal Triggers”

Dr. Irwin J. Mansdorf
Location of Givat Hamatos in southern Jerusalem

Givat Hamatos: A Strategic Jerusalem Neighborhood

Nadav Shragai
President Emmanuel Macron greets Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Europe, Be a Fair Friend

Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein
President Trump and Vice President Pence in the White House, December 6, 2017

Trump’s Speech  Recognizing Jerusalem:
What It Says and What It Doesn’t Say

Nadav Shragai

Ten Reasons for Recognizing Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel

Amb. Alan Baker
United Nations General Assembly partition vote, November 29, 1947

70 Years after UN Resolution 181: An Assessment

Liora Chartouni
Giulio Maria Terzi

What Is Wrong with Europe’s “Iran Policy?”

Giulio Terzi di Sant'Agata
Jason Greenblatt, Ambassador David Friedman, and Jared Kushner with Prime Minister Netanyahu

Back to Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations? – Some Basic Truths

Amb. Alan Baker
Plan C of Partition: A Jewish Mini-state

The Peel Commission Report of 1937 and the Origins of the Partition Concept

Shaul Bartal
Rocket Launch

Escalation in the Conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia

Lt.-Col. (ret.) Michael Segall
Ambassador Dore Gold

Moving the American Embassy to Jerusalem:
Challenges and Opportunities

Amb. Dore Gold
Donald Trump with King Salman

Is the Saudi Throne Shaking?

Col. (ret.) Dr. Jacques Neriah
Jewish Political Studies Reivew

Israel as a Strategic Asset of the West

Col. Richard Kemp
General Edmund Allenby enters Jerusalem

In Photos: The Story of the Liberation of Jerusalem a Century Ago

Lenny Ben-David
Jewish Political Studies Reivew

Is the Balfour Declaration a Legally Binding Document?

Prof. Ruth Lapidoth