Dr. Asaf Malchi's research explores the perspective of yeshiva students, their personal and social challenges and highlights a subgroup of 'alterative yeshivas' and their shifting perspectives on vocational training and employment.
A Fair Draft Law, What Would That Look Like?
IDI's Dr. Gilad Malach explains what a fair draft law for the ultra-Orthodox would look like. One that would distribute the burden over Israel's security more equally while enabling young Haredi men to integrate into the job market.
International Law and the War in Gaza
IDI's Prof. Amichai Cohen answers a series of questions on international law and its dealings with the laws of war.
Constitutional Reform in Israel - How should it be done?
President of IDI, Yohanan Plesner, describes the judicial reforms that would make Israeli democracy stronger and transform a moment of crisis into an historical constitutional opportunity.
How Are Judges Selected in Israel?
How Are Judges Selected in Israel?
Dr. Guy Lurie Answers a Few Common Questions
How does the judicial system in Israel work?
Prof. Suzie Navot explains the judicial overhaul and its dangers in a way we can all understand.
How will the judicial reform impact Israel's hi-tech sector? Shlomo Dovrat
How will the judicial reform impact Israel's hi-tech sector? Shlomo Dovrat, co-founder and General Partner at Viola Ventures, Chairman of the Aaron Institute for Economic Policy explains the crucial role the hi-tech industry plays in Israel's economy and the stark implications of the judicial overhaul on its future.
Nobel Prize Winning Economists on Implications of the Judicial Overhaul
Prof. Eric Maskin and Prof. Paul Milgrim, both Nobel Prize laureates, express their concern over the proposed judicial overhaul during a special conference held at IDI on the econonic consequences of the reform.
Prof. Suzie Navot Presents Principles for Constitutional Reform
"Lets talk about the rules of the game to ensure that Israel remains both Jewish and democratic, today and tomorrow"