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Despite the “shared values” of democracy and pluralism holding a foundational place in both the history and the contemporary discourse about the U.S.-Israel relationship, American foreign policy discussions of populist politics and democratic decline have not included much investigation of politics in Israel. The question of how we understand a healthy democracy in an age of populism demands attention. And the Israeli case is instructive in some unexpected ways, both for its insights into sources of democratic vulnerability and resilience.