Jewish Peoplehood
Jewish Peoplehood is at the center of what unites World Jewry. Yet as time progresses, this core value is often replaced with other, more singular notions of what it means to be Jewish, such as Judaism as solely a religion or ethnicity; while in Israel, the Zionist dream has largely been embraced at the expense of any sense of shared destiny with the Jewish people. In response to this challenge, the Reut Institute has spent the last decade working to promote Jewish Peoplehood within Israel and throughout the Jewish world. Our team focuses on four major areas: (1) The collapse of the old covenant between Israel and World Jewry and the need to develop a new one; (2) Why World Jewry’s support is of strategic and critical importance to both the State of Israel and Jewish people; (3) Using the Jewish value of “tikkun olam,” or repairing the world, as a bridge between Israel and World Jewry; and (4) Framing Israel as the nation-state of all Jewish people within Israeli society. To learn more, check out the latest reports below!
Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People
The New Contract:
Jewish Peoplehood
The TLV-LA Partnership
Building a Model Partnership
The Changing Faces of Global Jewish Philanthropy
Excerpts from a Report on the Jewish Funders Network 2008 Conference
Partnership 2000: The Next Stage
Building a Model Partnership
Conceptual Framework for Hillel's Future Strategic Direction
Leading in the Jewish World
The Israeli Diaspora as a Catalyst for Jewish Peoplehood: Conceptual Framework
An Emerging Opportunity within the Changing Relationship between Israel and the Jewish world
The Israeli Diaspora as a Catalyst for Jewish Peoplehood: Executive Summary
An Emerging Opportunity within the Changing Relationship between Israel and the Jewish world
Vision-Mission-Strategy-UVP
Statements from NYC strategic seminar
Israel and the Jewish World – A New Relationship
BRI Advisory Committee
Summary of Nov 1st meeting in NYC
Conceptual Framework for the ILC's Potential Future Leadership Role
Leveraging the Israeli Diaspora in the US
Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People
Agenda for the 21st Century
21st Century Tikkun Olam: Improving the Lives of a Quarter of a Billion People in a Decade
A Global Engagement Strategy for the State of Israel and the Jewish People
Reshaping the Israel / JCC Relationship
Mapping the Relationship between Israeli State Agencies & World Jewry
Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People:
BRI’s Vision, Mission, and Operations
Insights from January 3 Seminar in Jerusalem
Global Jewish Philanthropy
Report on the Jewish Funders Network 2008 Conference in Jerusalem
The Future of the Nation State of the Jewish People: Consolidation or Rupture?
Engaging the Israeli Diaspora: Toronto as a Case Study
