Gregg Roman will reflect on Israel’s standing in the Middle East after a year marked by a seven-front war and the nation’s position in the aftermath of these (perhaps still ongoing) conflicts. Roman has assiduously followed tensions in the region during this time, including Israel’s border disputes with Lebanon, Houthi efforts to choke Western shipping through the Red Sea, Shi’ite militias attacking US troops in Iraq and Syria, ongoing strife in Gaza and the West Bank, and the continuing threat posed by the Iranian menace. Meanwhile, with a new administration in the White House, questions will arise about the future trajectory of U.S.-Israel relations.

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Mr. Litman will discuss these erroneous claims that circulate on most college campuses while presenting the actual facts. This is a must hear lecture which will provide the undisputed truths that everyone everywhere must harness to fight back against the vicious lies being disseminated by campus hate groups across the globe.

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In the context of the Nazi art confiscation program, which is considered the greatest displacement of art in human history, Howard Spiegler will describe the facts and legal principles involved in the major cases he handled to recover Nazi-looted art for the families of victims of the Holocaust. He will also describe the world-wide efforts to return looted art to the original owners’ families, including some recent significant developments.

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More than one year after the 10/7 attacks, the war between Israel and the Iranian Axis grinds on. What was once viewed as a war between Israel and Hamas is now very clearly a multi-front conflict that is directed, funded and armed by Iran. Israel has handled these challenges well from a tactical perspective. But is there an Israeli strategy? Noted Middle East expert Jonathan Schanzer explores. 

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The tumultuous geopolitics of the Middle East presents many challenges for Israel, as do global diplomacy and public opinion. As the fight for hearts and minds rages on, what are the challenges we face in advocating for Israel and what could we do to make a difference? Join a stimulating conversation with Shahar Azani, veteran Israeli diplomat and thought leader, and a passionate advocate for Israel and the Jewish people for a look behind the scenes of one of the most meaningful battles of our lifetime. 

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Michal Cotler-Wunsh is an Israeli politician and diplomat. She served as a member of Israel’s 23rd Knesset for the Blue and White alliance from 2020 to 2021 and is currently a Special Envoy for Combating Antisemitism for Israel. While serving in the Knesset, Cotler-Wunsh chaired the Special Committee on Drug and Alcohol Use and the Subcommittee on Israel-Diaspora Relations. She also served as the first Knesset Liaison to the Issue of the International Criminal Court (ICC), and was co-chair of the Canada-Israel Interparliamentary Friendship Group. Cotler-Wunsh co-founded the Interparliamentary Task Force to Combat Online Antisemitism. Her speech at the UN delivered in the shadow of the October 7 massacre, has been viewed almost 1 million times on social media.

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Rewarding evil has never been a successful tactic. There should be negative consequences to terror…and nothing else. Why are we trying to appease the enemy and what should we be doing instead? Join us to find out.

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You have probably heard that Jerusalem is one of Islam’s holiest sites. This is simply a lie. Jerusalem is not and never was a holy place to the Muslims. Join us to break down this, and other surprising common misconceptions related to the Islamic Jihad against Israel. 

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Looking at the case of Poland, the lecture discusses the new kinds of threats confronting the memory and the commemoration of the Shoah. Unlike Holocaust deniers of the past, people, institutions, and states engaging in Holocaust distortion do not deny the factuality of Jewish catastrophe. They freely admit that between 1939 and 1945 the Germans killed six million Jews. What they vehemently deny, however, is that their nation, group, their people had anything to do with the event. This new and insidious kind of Holocaust denial has become a growing challenge to the memory of the Shoah, worldwide.

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Looking at the case of Poland, the lecture discusses the new kinds of threats confronting the memory and the commemoration of the Shoah. Unlike Holocaust deniers of the past, people, institutions, and states engaging in Holocaust distortion do not deny the factuality of Jewish catastrophe. They freely admit that between 1939 and 1945 the Germans killed six million Jews. What they vehemently deny, however, is that their nation, group, their people had anything to do with the event. This new and insidious kind of Holocaust denial has become a growing challenge to the memory of the Shoah, worldwide.

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A riveting political drama of how the Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995 was first promulgated by Senator Jon Kyl, negotiated and then passed, on a bipartisan basis, by an overwhelming majority of Congress. It also describes the arduous process for over two decades that led to its finally being implemented. The Bible, Jewish History, International and US Law, as well as legal precedents are brought to life in a way that is both enlightening and entertaining.

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Kasim Hafeez is a British citizen of Pakistani Muslim heritage who grew up being exposed to radical anti-Western, antisemitic, and anti-Israel ideas daily. During his teenage years, Hafeez embraced a radical Islamist ideology and became very active in the anti-Israel movement. Thankfully, Alan Dershowitz’s book The Case for Israel challenged Hafeez’s fundamental beliefs and caused him to undertake a research and reflection period leading him to Israel in 2007.

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Back in 2020, Israel ushered in a “new era” in the Middle East when it signed normalization agreements with the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Sudan. A separate agreement with Morocco followed soon thereafter. But the tragic events of October 7th and Israel’s ensuing war against Hamas have profoundly roiled Jerusalem’s relations with the Arab world. Is there a future for the “Abraham Accords”? What other countries can be brought into the Accords, and why? And what does Israel need to do to solidify its new regional ties? Mr. Berman’s lecture will address these and related issues

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Mr. Bernstein will discuss how an oppressor/oppressed ideology took hold in American institutions, particularly higher education and K-12 schools, and conditioned a generation of young people to see Jews and Israel as white oppressors. 

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In this lecture he discusses the lessons that he learned in 30 years of combat and leadership in the IDF. He reviews the historical, diplomatic and military background that led to the current war in Israel. Throughout his presentation, he shares many anecdotes and personal interactions with the top leaders of the State of Israel which shaped his worldview and honed his strong belief,  that the people of Israel need strong leadership rooted in common sense policies and national security.

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William Daroff became the Chief Executive Officer of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations on February 1, 2020. In that capacity, he is the senior professional guiding the Conference’s agenda on behalf of the 50 national member organizations, which represent the wide mosaic of American Jewish life. As CEO of the Conference, he builds consensus among all of its diverse membership to craft cohesive foreign policy goals for the American Jewish community. He advocates for a secure Israel, for strengthening the US-Israel relationship, and the protection and security of Jews worldwide. Daroff is an international leader fighting antisemitism in all its forms, both domestic and abroad.

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