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Anti-Semitism in Canada

Lt. Col. (ret.) Jonathan D. Halevi is a senior researcher of the Middle East and radical Islam at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.

Defensible Borders for Israel

Defensible Borders for Israel is a major security and public diplomacy initiative that analyzes current threats and Israel’s corresponding territorial requirements that Israel must maintain to fulfill its existential needs.

Combating Delegitimization and BDS

Combating Delegitimization and BDS is a major multilingual public diplomacy program exposing forces questioning Israel’s very legitimacy.

Institute for Contemporary Affairs

The Institute for Contemporary Affairs (ICA) was founded by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs jointly with the Wechsler Family Foundation in 2001. The Institute provides a forum for discussion of Israel’s strategic, diplomatic, legal and national security challenges.

Jerusalem in International Diplomacy

Analyzing the legal and historic rights of Israel in Jerusalem and the security threats of the potential division of Israel's capital.

Institute for Global Jewish Affairs

The Institute for Global Jewish Affairs, established in 2008, includes the Post-Holocaust and Anti-Semitism Project as well as Changing Jewish Communities.

Internships at the Jerusalem Center

The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, an organization fighting Israel's war of ideas since 1976, invites applications for its student internship program.

Human Rights and International Law in the Middle East

The program headed by Justus Reid Weiner addresses Iranian incitement to genocide, Christians under Palestinian rule, and violations of the Law of War by terrorists.

Economic Development in Israel

The Milken Institute's Israel Center helps accelerate the nation's path toward economic independence and broad-based prosperity.