IPF Applauds PM Netanyahu’s Repudiation of Bennett’s Remarks

IPF: Jewish Leaders Back Secretary Kerry

Secretary Kerry's Address to the AJC Global Forum

Meridor: Israel must take steps for peace talks

Dan Meridor, Dr. Gary Samore and Carol Giacomo to Discuss Iranian Nuclear Threat

IPF Letter to Netanyahu in Support of Pursuing Peace

IPF Enthusiastically Applauds Normalization of Turkish-Israeli Ties

IPF Applauds Obama's Speech to Israeli Public

On President Obama's Trip to the Region

Shlomo Avineri Discusses the Atmosphere Surrounding Obama's Trip to the Region

Israel Policy Forum is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that provides resources and advocacy for a strong, Jewish and democratic state at peace with its neighbors.  IPF convenes forums and publishes commentary and analysis that promote pragmatic strategies for achieving regional peace and security. IPF mobilizes policy experts and community leaders to build support for those ideas in the U.S. and Israel.

 

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Commentary and Analysis by IPF Contributors

Commentary
by Alon Pinkas on Jun 17, 2013

Israel’s public position—that the outcome of the election is meaningless, and that we must not fall into wishful thinking and reformist facades, but rather should put Iran to tough tests—leaves [Israel] alone in the face of the world’s cautious optimism.

Discussions with Policymakers and Analysts

Policy Roundtables, & Seminars

Past Events
by admin on Jun 18, 2013

On January 7, 2001, President Bill Clinton delivered his landmark speech outlining the “Clinton Parameters” for Mideast peace at the Israel Policy Forum Gala.