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Reviving Israel’s democracy: a TJI vodcast

Sir Mick Davis and Mike Prashker, founders of the London Initiative talk to TJI Editor Deborah Stone and about how Israelis and Diaspora Jews can work together to strengthen Israel's liberal democracy, societal fairness, and path to peace.
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Sir Mick Davis (left) and Mike Prashker (centre) in conversation with TJI Editor Deborah Stone.

Published: 27 November 2025

Last updated: 27 November 2025

Sir Mick Davis and Mike Prashker are the founders of The London Initiative, an international network of changemakers dedicated to reviving Israel's liberal democracy, societal fairness and path to peace.

During a visit to Australia hosted by The Jewish Independent, the pair sat down with TJI Editor Deborah Stone to explore the need for change in Israel and the role and responsibility of Disapora Jews to be part of that change.

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We must speak out for a democratic, fair, peace-seeking Israel : Sir Mick's address
A compelling international vision for Israel: Uri Windt on the importance and urgency of The London Initiative
Israel: It's time to dream again: The Jewish Independent's editorial on reviving the dreams of the founders

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