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JCAP works to secure Jerusalem’s future as a free, vibrant and flourishing capital of the Jewish state. It is the only pro-Israel center that provides an all-inclusive cross functional research and policy generator for Jerusalem.
Weekly Report
With the month of Ramadan less than a week away, social media in eastern Jerusalem and environs are once again inciting against supposed Jewish intents to take over the Temple Mount. Similar Islamist attempts to cause unrest and clashes on the Mount in previous years failed.
Kuwait is apparently taking part in the Arab-Muslim free-for-all in using its money to undermine Israeli rule in Jerusalem. At least one store in the Old City has received Kuwaiti funding, which it proudly advertises in a prominent plaque. The photo below reads: “This shop was rehabilitated and restored with funding from The Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry – The Kuwaiti Red Crescent Society." Other countries that support Jerusalem Arabs include Turkey, Qatar, Morocco, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and others. Their common goal is to undermine Israel's rule in the city, as well as the place of Israel's municipal authorities in its capital. In the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Dahiyat al-Barid, Israel continues its efforts to thwart the infiltration of illegal entrants (shabahim), by setting up obstacles along the security fence/wall.
Issue Areas
Ensuring Israel’s authority, responsibility, and accountability in Jerusalem—from municipal services and infrastructure to visionary development plans and education curricula. Strengthening security policies to protect residents while preserving the city’s stability and future.
Strengthening Jerusalem’s international standing through proactive diplomacy while countering the influence of hostile international agitators. Advancing strategic partnerships and advocacy to reinforce Jerusalem’s role as Israel’s united and sovereign capital.
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Restoring Jerusalem’s role as a leading national and international economic hub by driving innovation, investment, and strategic infrastructure development. Strengthening key industries to position the city at the forefront of Israel’s economic growth.