Publications
Is the US embassy relocation a provocative move?
Prof. Kontorovich said on an interview to CNN that Jerusalem is a unified city and the embassy move is merely a recognition of reality on the ground
The U.S. embassy move rectifies a long standing absurdity
Is the American embassy move a positive step? Will it set a precedent for other countries to follow? Does it contradict a notion that Jerusalem is a shared space?...
When Israel’s Supreme Court approved of the override clause
It was Justice Aharon Barak who came up with the creative solution to let the law against the import of non-kosher meat pass. Despite the fact he himself deemed...
America Recognizes One Jerusalem
The new U.S. Embassy straddles the ‘Green Line,’ refusing to dignify claims of Israeli ‘occupation.’
Anti-Israel Activists Subvert a Scholarly Group
The American Studies Association boycotted the Jewish state. It wasn’t by popular demand.
“UNRWA’s conduct severely undermines the neutrality and credibility of the UN”
When dealing with UNRWA we need to remember that some employees of this UN agency are in fact war criminals. They assisted terrorists in targeting israeli civilians and they...
“Waving the act based on such threats invites further threats”
Prof. Kontorovich testified in favor of moving the United States Embassy to Jerusalem at a special Congressional hearing of the Subcommittee on National Security.
Removing the Barriers to Housing Development in Israel
Excessive government intervention in the housing market makes housing in Israel much more expensive than it should be.
A Detailed Proposal for a Feasible Electoral Reform
The changes proposed here are the result of years of research, data analysis and comparative studies. We believe that the reforms outlined in this paper would be beneficial, that...
New Likudniks legitimately play by the rules of a flawed game
The New Likudniks’ undertaking is not what is needed to cure the ills of party primaries. The solution lies in introducing open lists in Israel’s electoral system
Israel anti-boycott bill does not violate free speech
The Human Rights Council clearly does not regard businesses “supporting” settlements to be a human rights issue except when Israel is involved
New Report: Who Else Profits?
A new study documents the widespread role of some of the world's largest companies in supporting settlement enterprises in the occupied territories. It is an essential companion to the...
Trump’s Policy Possibilities on Jerusalem and the Peace Process
Prof. Kontorovich who has been active in pushing for anti-BDS laws in the U.S. Congress as well as in many states, outlined in a briefing at the JPC the...
Russia Recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital. Why Can’t the U.S.?
Trump must soon decide whether to move the embassy. Doing so would help promote peace
The Titanic of the French Left
The “Meklat Affair” not only exposed, once again, the moral bankruptcy of the French left. It also confirmed its stubborn refusal to face the fact that there is such...
Prof. Eugene Kontorovich debates against Prof. Rashid Khalidi on the UNSC resolution
Kerry’s speech on the U.S. decision to abstain from a UN resolution condemning Israeli settlements has triggered intense debate on the future of U.S. policy regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict....
Israel’s Settlement Regulations Bill and International Law
The proposed “Regulation Bill” raises the legal issues within Israeli and International Law regarding Israel's conduct in Judea, Samaria, the Golan Heights and East Jerusalem. Prof. Kontorovich...
Tevi Troy on disaster management in the U.S. and other places
Tevi Troy, the CEO of the American Health Policy Institute and the author of “Shall We Wake The President? Two Centuries of Disaster Management From The Oval Office” spoke in...
Kohelet Forum conference 2016 – Legal consulting in the civil service
On October 26 the Kohelet Policy forum held it's annual conference on the status and authority of the Attorney General