Dor Moriah · history and research

10 years of Dor Moriah

2017–2027. Ahead of the tenth anniversary, explore the centre’s history through its publications, research and projects. The timeline year is the original publication year, not independent confirmation of every event described.

Dor Moriah · history and research

10 years of Dor Moriah

2017–2027 · From Haifa Format to urban initiatives. A story of people, research and public dialogue.

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21 March · September 2017

Dor Moriah: the beginning

Dor Moriah was registered on 21 March. In September, participants launched Haifa Format, a platform for people-to-people diplomacy and public dialogue.

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August 2019

Haifa Format: diplomacy between people

Before the Israeli prime minister's visit to Ukraine, an initiative group prepared appeals proposing Israeli participation in the peace process.

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10 June 2020 · project publication

Clean City — Israel

The archive features Clean City: clean-up initiatives in Haifa, residents' participation and Walking Haifa outings that included cleaning urban routes.

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9 December 2021

A solidarity response to the pandemic's impact

An international meeting in Odesa formed part of a project developed by Dor Moriah: a solidarity response to the social and economic consequences of the pandemic.

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30 April 2023

Public conversation in Tel Aviv

Dor Moriah held a Haifa Format round table in Tel Aviv, bringing together academics, journalists, professionals and representatives of public organisations.

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24 September 2024

From expert discussion to an initiative

A Haifa Format meeting took place in the Knesset. Developing neighbourhood councils in Israeli cities was one of its central themes.

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Upcoming milestone

Ten years of Dor Moriah

In March 2027, the organisation will mark ten years. A time to bring together the history of research and initiatives and discuss what comes next.

A chronicle of people and initiatives

Events have been checked against Dor Moriah's public materials. A publication date is identified separately where the archive does not state when a project began.

2017
21 March · September 2017

Dor Moriah: the beginning

Dor Moriah was registered on 21 March. In September, participants launched Haifa Format, a platform for people-to-people diplomacy and public dialogue.

2019
August 2019

Haifa Format: diplomacy between people

Before the Israeli prime minister's visit to Ukraine, an initiative group prepared appeals proposing Israeli participation in the peace process.

2020
10 June 2020 · project publication

Clean City — Israel

The archive features Clean City: clean-up initiatives in Haifa, residents' participation and Walking Haifa outings that included cleaning urban routes.

2021
9 December 2021

A solidarity response to the pandemic's impact

An international meeting in Odesa formed part of a project developed by Dor Moriah: a solidarity response to the social and economic consequences of the pandemic.

2023
30 April 2023

Public conversation in Tel Aviv

Dor Moriah held a Haifa Format round table in Tel Aviv, bringing together academics, journalists, professionals and representatives of public organisations.

2024
24 September 2024

From expert discussion to an initiative

A Haifa Format meeting took place in the Knesset. Developing neighbourhood councils in Israeli cities was one of its central themes.

2027
Upcoming milestone

Ten years of Dor Moriah

In March 2027, the organisation will mark ten years. A time to bring together the history of research and initiatives and discuss what comes next.

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Key poll results

Relevance and purpose of judicial reform Implications of reform moving forward Sources of information Mass actions The most common position among Israelis regarding demonstrators and protesters associated with judicial reform is: Most demon…

Issue relevance of judicial reform

The results of our mass poll show that more than half of respondents (53%) are interested in large extent and in very large extent in the judicial reform initiated by the government (Table 1), which indicates the relevance of the topic. To …

Effectiveness evaluation of legal system and trust

63% of population is convinced in the need for legal reform, and among those who have its own opinion on this matter — 72%. Less often than others, respondents born in the countries of the former USSR speak of such a need (52% versus 63% an…

Attitudes to initiated legal reform and expectations

So, the absolute majority of the population considers the judicial system to be little or no effective and expresses in varying degrees distrust of it. It is logical that the absolute majority is convinced of the need for appropriate reform…

Information sources

We assumed that the distinctions in the difference of position regarding the reform goals among respondents from different countries of birth are to a certain extent due to the sources of information to which they are focused. In particular…

Protests and decisions

The legal reform implementation initiated a powerful public response. 21% of respondents declared participation in demonstrations, of which 4% — declared regular participation in demonstrations. Moreover, there is no fundamental difference …

Judicial reform and social divisions: survey conclusions

How respondents in the 2023 study assessed the courts, social risks and differences between population groups.

What Drove the Palestinian Crisis

In a World of Big Money and Geopolitical Interests, a Few Thousand Lives Seem Like No Great Price On October 7, 2023, an event took place in Israel that radically altered world politics and changed the situation surrounding the Arab-Israeli…

Gaza and Hamas: why the distinction matters

A November 2023 survey: differing views on Gaza’s residents, its territory and the organization governing it.

Israel after the war: exploratory interview questions

Exploratory research in late 2023: structured interviews and nine questions about possible post-war scenarios.

Who would govern Gaza? Scenarios from an expert survey

A November 2023 survey on negotiations, elections, alternative governance and international participation in Gaza.

A Gaza without Hamas: scenarios within Israel

Expectations from a 2023 survey: regional cooperation, political caution and internal risks.