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Where Mitzpe analysis has been cited, excerpted, and republished in the press — distinct from the institute's own coverage areas. What follows is an ongoing record.
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eJewishPhilanthropy · May 12, 2026
Your Daily Phil: Antisemitism czars at WJC confab in Geneva press for government actioneJewishPhilanthropy's Your Daily Phil newsletter made Israel Brief its Worthy Reads pick, quoting our argument that "right-wing" in Israel is not a single dial and does not mean what an American listener hears, and sending readers to the full brief.
Israel Behind the News · May 5, 2026
How to do hasbara in a partisan worldRepublication of the Weinberg column citing Zehavi's Israel Brief analysis of advocacy in a partisan era.
Jerusalem PostFeatured · May 2, 2026
In a divided world, Israel needs a new hasbara playbookColumn by David M. Weinberg, managing senior fellow at the Misgav Institute, calling Zehavi's essay “the freshest and most disruptive thinking I have seen about Israel advocacy.”
Misgav Institute · May 2, 2026
How to do hasbara in a partisan worldMisgav Institute republication of the Weinberg column citing Zehavi's Israel Brief.
David M. Weinberg · May 1, 2026
How to do hasbara in a partisan worldWeinberg's own posting of his syndicated column citing Zehavi at length.
Israel Hayom · May 1, 2026
How to do hasbara in a partisan worldColumn citing Zehavi's Israel Brief essay on the collapse of bipartisan consensus on Israel.
JDN · May 1, 2026
האם נכון לפצל מסרים וכיצד לעשות הסברה בעולם קוטבי? פרשנותJDN ran the Hebrew edition of David M. Weinberg's hasbara column, which calls Zehavi's Israel Brief essay the freshest and most disruptive thinking he has seen on Israeli advocacy — and then argues with it, over whether Israel should split its message into separate partisan tracks.
Nuevo Mundo · April 30, 2026
La política estadounidense, no Netanyahu, rompió el apoyo bipartidista a IsraelSpanish-language syndication citing Zehavi's analysis of the partisan absorption of Israel.
Times of Israel BlogsFeatured · April 25, 2026
US politics – not Netanyahu – broke bipartisan support for IsraelFeatured post by David E. Bernstein, professor of constitutional law at Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University, engaging Zehavi's “Two Middles” dossier at length and recommending it in full.
Written for other titles
Uri Zehavi, elsewhere
Pieces written for outlets outside Mitzpe and published there first. Not coverage of the institute, and not a reprint of anything that ran here — separate arguments, made in front of other readerships.
The Algemeiner · August 24, 2026
Hamas Wants to Keep Its Arsenal, Just Change the AddressAlso at thealgemeiner.substack.com
Eight foreign ministries asked Washington to enforce Israel's compliance with "the Comprehensive Plan and its Road Map" — merging two texts that part company on where Hamas's weapons end up. The Comprehensive Plan puts them permanently beyond use under independent monitors; the Road Map warehouses them inside Gaza under a Palestinian committee, with an express bar on handing them to Israel. Israel agreed to the first and never to the second.
On Being Jewish Now (Zibby Media) · August 17, 2026
My Secret Roots Survived in the Kitchen
The Times of Israel (Ops & Blogs) · August 1, 2026
ISIS Taught Boko Haram to Jailbreak ChatGPTIslamic State operatives flew into Lake Chad with laptops and a projector, and taught Boko Haram's commanders how to get past the models' refusals. Every safeguard failed. What held them back was people — and people leave a payment trail. The companion to the Borrowed Fluency dossier.

The Times of Israel (Ops & Blogs) · June 24, 2026
Gaza's Endgame Has Left JerusalemIsrael won the war in Gaza. The settlement of it moved to Cairo — to a Trump-chaired Board of Peace, a UN envoy, and mediators who do not answer to Jerusalem. On disarmament passing to rooms Israel has no seat in.

The Times of Israel (Ops & Blogs) · June 18, 2026
While Iran Filled the Feed, an Embassy OpenedWhile the cameras tracked the US–Iran deal racing toward signing in Switzerland, Somaliland's president opened an embassy in Jerusalem and almost nobody noticed. On what gets buried when one story fills the feed.
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Rooted Truth, serialised in full
Guerre and Shalom ran Rooted Truth across 10 instalments, alongside 3 further essays, from January 2026 to July 2026, under Uri Zehavi's byline. This is Uri's own writing carried by another title — not coverage of Mitzpe, and kept separate from the record above for that reason. Most instalments sit behind that publication's subscription.
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