JPC - The Jerusalem Press Club

JPC - The Jerusalem Press Club The Jerusalem Press Club (JPC) is the official and exclusive press club in Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Press Club has launched! News will flow out of the Club.

We offer foreign correspondents access to Israeli decision-makers and experts, great content, top professional facilities and great cuisine. You may apply for membership on our website here: http://jerusalempressclub.com/jpc-membership

Located in the historic Mishkenot Sha’ananim neighborhood, JPC, is a gem in the modern city of Jerusalem. It is a home away from home for both foreign journalists residing in Israel as well as their visiting counterparts. Established just outside the Old City walls in 1860, Mishkenot Sha’ananim was founded by the great philanthropist Sir Moses Montefiore and for the last four decades served as a guesthouse and source of inspiration to creative spirits artists, scholars and writers from around the world. Year round the surrounding gardens and facilities are filled with festivals, shows, music, shopping and nightlife all within walking distance.

150 years after Mishkenot Sha’ananim was established, the Jerusalem Press club is the new, hip venue for journalists and professionals to have face-to-face interaction with the rich tapestry of society in Jerusalem, while promoting freedom of the press. JPC members include journalists, diplomats, NGOs, businessmen and business women, as well as journalism and communications students. All members enjoy the benefits networking with each other, working and dining on our veranda with breathtaking views of the Old City of Jerusalem as well as access to all the club’s facilities and benefits. It is a place where journalists can freely report history in the making in one of the world’s most covered regions. Our briefings and press conferences will help to inform and keep journalists up-to-date on breaking stories and longer term trends. Our Fellows and student programs will help the next generation of journalists improve their skills in a fast paced news environment. The club is the ideal spot for media professionals in Israel, seeking inspiration for a story and the exchange of information between colleagues, in the most amicable atmosphere possible.


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09/09/2026

For years, Arab parties remained outside Israel’s governing coalitions. Then, in 2021, Mansour Abbas and Ra’am joined the coalition supporting Naftali Bennett as prime minister.

Moav Vardi examines why this marked a turning point in Israeli politics.

07/09/2026

Could rising concern over crime in Arab society affect political participation among Israeli Arabs?

Moav Vardi and Ali Waked discuss what could influence Arab voter turnout in Israel’s October 27, 2026 election.

How will Arab-Israeli voters vote in Israel’s upcoming election, and what impact could their voting patterns have on the...
31/08/2026

How will Arab-Israeli voters vote in Israel’s upcoming election, and what impact could their voting patterns have on the makeup of the next government?

This briefing examines how this community votes ahead of Israel’s October 27, 2026 election, with Dr. Arik Rudnitzky and Ali Waked, moderated by Kan 11 Foreign Affairs correspondent Moav Vardi.

Part of a series of election briefings organized by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and the Israel Council of Foreign Relations, in cooperation with The Jerusalem Press Club.

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How will Arab-Israeli voters vote in Israel’s upcoming election, an...

23/08/2026

Can Israelis Abroad Vote in the 2026 Election? | Dr. Ilana Shpaizman
Israeli citizens living abroad can vote, but not by mail.
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20/08/2026

Political correspondent Tal Schneider explains how the trauma of October 7 could influence the election campaign, particularly the debate over Gaza.

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19/08/2026

Is This Israel’s Most Important Election? | Moav Vardi

One election could shape Israel’s direction for years to come.

02/08/2026

October 7 changed how many Israelis think about security and the consequences of military defeat.

In this clip, Shmuel Rosner, Senior Fellow at the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) and host of Hamadad, explains why the attacks have made these concerns feel immediate rather than hypothetical.

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02/08/2026

Many Israelis Want Another War With Iran

A plurality of Israelis support renewed military action against Iran, according to Shmuel Rosner. In this clip, he explains why many Israelis believe the work is not yet complete and support renewed action to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

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29/07/2026

October 7 changed how many Israelis think about security and the consequences of military defeat.

In this clip, Shmuel Rosner, Senior Fellow at the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) and host of Hamadad, explains why the attacks have made these concerns feel immediate rather than hypothetical. Watch now

Israel's October election: What do the latest polls reveal about voter sentiment?In this Jerusalem Press Club briefing, ...
22/07/2026

Israel's October election: What do the latest polls reveal about voter sentiment?

In this Jerusalem Press Club briefing, Shmuel Rosner, Senior Fellow at the JPPI - The Jewish People Policy Institute and host of Hamadad, discusses current polling, voter trends, coalition possibilities, and how security developments and domestic political issues may shape Israel's upcoming election.

Topics discussed:

📌Current election polling

📌Voter attitudes toward Netanyahu and other political leaders

📌The impact of Iran and regional security

📌Coalition scenarios after the election

📌The Haredi draft debate and public opinion

📌Whether current events are influencing voters

📌Voter turnout expectations

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Israel's October election: What do the latest polls reveal about vo...

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