A sightline across the Judean hills toward a hilltop town under a clear sky — the elevation Mitzpe analysis works from.

What we publish

From the morning read to the bound book.

Mitzpe analysts work from the ground — in Gaza, in Judea and Samaria, across Israel — with a quantitative methodology grounded in applied mathematics. The institute runs its own polling and field research as primary data feeding the published record.

One publication stack, the full operational cycle:

Mitzpe does not publish on Shabbat, or on Fridays in preparation for it, and pauses on Jewish holidays and observance days. Any edition that falls on a non-publication date moves to the nearest preceding permitted day. There are no make-up editions.

The conviction

We are still inside history, not beyond it.

We went looking for a brief that treated Israel as a sovereign state at war and wrote about it without the process language. We didn't find one, so we built it. What began as a few lines shared privately is now read by policymakers, analysts, clergy, journalists, and serious readers across Israel, the United States, the United Kingdom, and beyond.

Antisemitism did not end in 1945. Jihad did not end with the Cold War. Tribal war did not end with the UN Charter. The delusion that these were solved problems cost a generation its moral seriousness, and October 7 is what the end of that delusion looked like.

Mitzpe's work proceeds from the premise that clarity, under pressure, is still possible. It takes discipline: verified sources, structural analysis, probability language where certainty is not warranted, and the willingness to name what is happening before naming it becomes socially inexpensive. Israel's survival is the floor of every analysis Mitzpe publishes, not the ceiling.

How we write

Facts first. Adjectives last.

We read across the spectrum and refuse to flatten truth into “both sides.” We call Hamas what it is. We say Judea and Samaria. We treat hostile narratives as instruments of pressure.

Membership

Becoming part of AIC

Since October 2026 the Mitzpe Institute has been an educational program of the Atlanta Israel Coalition. AIC is a grassroots, nonpartisan coalition that educates, mobilizes, and unites communities for Israel and against antisemitism. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, run by volunteers.

Membership comes through AIC, and it includes the members' side of mitzpe.org: the full Israel Brief, Monday to Thursday, the members' dossiers, Vantage, and Watchwords. The Flash Brief and the free dossiers are open to everyone.

  • Individuals

    From $9 a month

    or $72 a year

    The full Israel Brief, the members’ dossiers, Vantage, and Watchwords on mitzpe.org, and the Author’s Table, free.

    Join as an individual
  • Organizations

    From $360 a year

    congregations, businesses, and community organizations

    Mitzpe Institute memberships for your people, with a yearly block of AIC event admissions.

    Join as an organization

Where Mitzpe sits

The institute, in facts.

Publisher
Atlanta Israel Coalition, Inc.
Mitzpe founded
2025
Publishes
Israel Brief · Dossiers · Vantage · Watchwords · Books
Based
The United States and Israel

Leadership

Who runs Mitzpe.

Fellows & advisors

The roster.

The full roster, with topics and booking · Fellows & Advisors

Two ways in.

The Flash Brief is free in your inbox, Monday to Thursday. Membership, with the full Israel Brief, comes through AIC, from $9 a month or $72 a year.