© Henning Schacht
Berlin, March 14th 2022
In collaboration with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation's Project Office Israel conducted three representative surveys in Israel and Germany. Among other things, the studies provide information about current opinion on the German-Israeli relationship, whether Germans support the German government's Israel policy, and whether the German and Israeli populations would like to see Germany playing a stronger role in the Middle East.
Dr. Tamara Or participated in the panel discussion together with Prof. Dr. Gisela Dachs from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Dr. Daniel Mahla from Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich and Carsten Ovens from ELNET Germany.
In collaboration with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation's Project Office Israel conducted three representative surveys in Israel and Germany. Among other things, the studies provide information about current opinion on the German-Israeli relationship, whether Germans support the German government's Israel policy, and whether the German and Israeli populations would like to see Germany playing a stronger role in the Middle East.
Dr. Tamara Or participated in the panel discussion together with Prof. Dr. Gisela Dachs from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Dr. Daniel Mahla from Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich and Carsten Ovens from ELNET Germany.
