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Dr. Guy Ziv: “Mainstream Democratic politicians remain pro-Israel and the Democratic Party is still, by and large, a pro-Israel party.”

How has the role of Zionism and Israel in U.S. politics evolved over American history? David and 'The Arc of a Covenant' author Walter Russell Mead address this question and more.

The prime minister must prevent extreme coalition partners from doing domestic and diplomatic damage.

In this season of the Decision Points podcast, authors of seminal books on the U.S.-Israel relationship and the history of Zionism and Israel join Institute Senior Fellow David Makovsky to unpack their work and engage in striking, insightful conversations.

Washington, DC - On the eve of Israel’s fifth election in three years, the Washington Institute has launched the fourth season of its Decision Points podcast focusing on the historical actors and influences that have shaped both the modern Jewish state and the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Join us for a live webcast as experts look ahead to Israel's fifth parliamentary election since 2019. Watch live starting at 12:00 noon EDT (1600 GMT) on Thursday, October 27, 2022.

Join us for an expert webcast examining the collapse of Israel's year-old coalition government and the implications for President Biden's upcoming Middle East trip as well as for U.S.-Israel policy more broadly. Watch live starting at 1:00 p.m. EDT (1700 GMT) on Thursday, June 23, 2022.

If confirmed, Michael Ratney’s nomination holds promise for Israel-Saudi relations but possible challenges for U.S. ties with the kingdom, analysts told JI

The Israeli political system is far from being stable for the foreseeable future. How does this change things for the US?

Changes in leadership, a growing realization that Israel is a permanent fixture and can be a partner in improving the lives of Palestinians and playing a key role in the economic future of the Middle East have raised hopes that a lasting peace could be on the horizon. “There is no other solution other than the two-state solution,” said Ghaith Al-Omari, the Jordanian-born senior fellow at the Washington Institute’s program on the U.S.-Israel Strategic Relationship.