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How foreign influence could exploit political divisions
Rachel Avraham discusses Dor Moriah’s October survey on the political narratives Israelis hear and the groups they associate with them.
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Tools of cognitive warfare: Turkey and Ukraine
Igor Kaminnyk draws on Dor Moriah’s analysis to compare how Turkey and Ukraine coordinate communications, messaging and historical narratives.
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Who bears the cost of confronting Iran?
In this opinion column, Rachel Avraham discusses the costs for Israel and the United States and cites Dor Moriah’s analysis of why Turkish radar systems in Syria matter to Israel.
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Jewish identity, sovereignty and Israel’s future
Igor Kaminnyk uses Dor Moriah’s 2024 survey to discuss how secular and religious Zionism interpret chosenness, borders and sovereignty.
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How Washington and Israel describe Turkey’s role in the information war
Rachel Avraham’s opinion column compares statements by US and Israeli officials, drawing on Dor Moriah’s September expert survey of Turkey’s information campaign.
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How Turkey promotes its narratives about Israel
Rachel Avraham draws on Dor Moriah’s May expert survey to describe the role of Turkish media, institutions and international forums in shaping narratives about Israel.
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The debate over the IDF and Jewish chosenness
In this opinion piece, Igor Kaminnyk connects debates about the IDF to competing views of Jewish chosenness, drawing on a 2024 Dor Moriah survey.
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Israel and Turkey’s war of words at the UN
In this opinion column, Rachel Avraham discusses speeches at the UN General Assembly in light of Dor Moriah’s September expert survey.
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Kabul, Damascus and Mokha: how mobilization works
Rachel Avraham draws on Dor Moriah’s work on solidarity networks to compare the organization of armed movements in Afghanistan, Syria and Yemen.
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How Israelis and experts assess the threat from Turkey
In an opinion column, Aleks Vilentz compares Dor Moriah’s public and expert surveys to discuss how ready Israeli society is to respond to Turkey’s actions.
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Neighborhood councils as a place for dialogue
In this opinion column, Igor Kaminnyk discusses the neighborhood councils bill and draws on Dor Moriah’s June survey to explain the role of local dialogue.
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Turkey’s bet on Jerusalem
In this blog post, Roy Jankelowitz relates two Dor Moriah surveys to Turkey’s diplomatic, cultural and religious activities in East Jerusalem.
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Unity against Iran and divisions at home
Roy Jankelowitz’s blog explains how the January Dor Moriah and Geocartography survey found that groups in Israeli society assessed the same events differently.
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Derech Eretz: neighborhood councils and civic organization
Roy Jankelowitz profiles Alexander Hayat’s Derech Eretz movement, its work on neighborhood councils and Dor Moriah’s research on attitudes toward regional alliances.
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Who is the hexagonal alliance meant to contain?
Dor Moriah researcher Roy Jankelowitz uses the center’s March survey to place the proposed alliance in the history of Israel’s regional partnerships.
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Two scenarios for Israel by 2030
The article examines two visions for Israel’s future from Dor Moriah’s twelve-expert survey and their possible implications for emigration and institutions.
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Reassessing Israel’s regional security doctrine
The article connects Dor Moriah’s February expert survey with April statements by Turkish and Syrian leaders on regional security.
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Russian-speaking immigrants and competing solidarities
The article introduces Dor Moriah’s policy brief on the gap between economic integration and national cultural recognition for immigrants from the former Soviet Union.
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Iranian espionage in Israel: how recruitment spreads
In this opinion column, Rachel Avraham draws on Dor Moriah’s analysis of changing recruitment patterns and the vulnerabilities exposed by espionage cases in 2024–2025.
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How Israelis view the Syrian crisis
In his blog, Roy Jankelowitz uses Dor Moriah’s December survey to discuss why Israelis looked to the US to counter Turkey’s influence in Syria.
- Израиль, сирийский кризис и турецкий фактор: между надеждой на Америку и реальностью многополярного мира
- מחקר: הציבור הישראלי מפריז באיום הטורקי ומתעלם מהשפעת רוסיה בזירה הסורית
- Between hope for America and fear of Turkey
- Israelis and the Syrian Crisis
- Israelis and the Syrian crisis: Between hope for America and fear of Turkey
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What changed after the US withdrawal from Syria
The analysis compares Dor Moriah’s polling on Israeli expectations with developments in Syria after the reduction of the US presence.
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Two evangelical Zionist visions for Israel’s future
Roy Jankelowitz’s opinion piece examines scenarios from Dor Moriah’s Haifa Format through American evangelical Zionist views of Israeli sovereignty and prophecy.
Preprints
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The Limits to Growth and the political economy of the Cold War
Mikhail Finkel and Dor Moriah’s Igor Kaminnyk examine how the World3 model’s assumptions shape its conclusions about possible development paths.
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The Abrahamic norm and the rise of interest-based capitalism
The Dor Moriah authors offer a historical interpretation of how religious prohibitions on charging interest gave way to institutions built around it.
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Religious rhetoric and escalation in the Israel–Iran war
The Dor Moriah researchers analyse how different actors in the Israel–Iran war used religious rhetoric during its first 35 days.
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Integration without recognition: Russian-speaking repatriates in Israel
The authors use Dor Moriah’s competing solidarities framework to explain how Russian-speaking immigrants can be economically integrated while lacking symbolic recognition.
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Structural overload in Israel’s multi-front war
Dor Moriah’s Igor Kaminnyk and Dan Fayutkin examine how pressure on air defences and shortages of military personnel constrain Israel’s ability to fight on several fronts.
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The no-exit ecosystem: financial oligarchy and collective action
Dor Moriah’s Igor Kaminnyk and Alexey Vilents propose a theory of how capital concentration and the absorption of alternatives weaken the capacity for collective political action.
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Delegated order: U.S. and Israeli strategic doctrines
Dor Moriah’s Igor Kaminnyk compares U.S. strategic documents with Israeli leaders’ public statements on Israel’s role in the Middle East.