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    Jesse Weinberg is a Neubauer Research Associate at the INSS and a doctoral candidate at the Zvi Yavetz School of History at Tel Aviv University. His doctoral dissertation is a study of Syrian-American bilateral relations from 1977-1992.  His current research focuses on US- Middle East relations, inter-state relations and the contemporary political history of the Middle East, and the impact of state formation on contemporary politics. Jesse received his Bachelor’s degree in History and Political Science and Masters in History from Tufts University and an Msc. in the History of International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science. 

    Jesse R.  Weinberg
    Jesse R. Weinberg
    Neubauer Research Associate
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    INSS Insight
    An Overview of the First Weeks of the Trump Administration—Implications for Israel
    The opportunities and challenges for Israel inherent in the far-reaching changes implemented by the American president since he entered the White House about a month and a half ago
    16 March, 2025
    INSS Insight
    BRICS+: The Awakening of the Non-Aligned States
    What is the secret to the appeal of BRICS, led by China and Russia, and what does its strengthening mean for Israel?
    2 December, 2024
    INSS Insight
    Trump Victory
    Domestic and Foreign Policy—and Relations With the Middle East in Times of War: What Might the Trump Administration Focus on Starting January 2025, and What Are the Recommendations for Israel During the Transition Period and Afterward?
    6 November, 2024
    INSS Insight
    The American Foreign Aid Package and Its Implications
    The special relationship between Jerusalem and Washington is a strategic asset for the State of Israel, especially in these times. Despite the aid transfers approved by Congress, the data shows that there is a significant decline in support for Israel among the ideological extremes of both parties. How should Israel act in the face of this emerging reality?
    19 June, 2024
    INSS Insight
    A Growing Divide in American Public Opinion of Israel
    Recent public opinion polls in the United States have underscored the polarizing support for Israel. This diminishing support should be a worrisome sign for Israel’s relationship with the United States
    12 March, 2024
    Strategic Assessment
    Is Our Hope Lost? A Snapshot of Tribalism in Israeli Society