Israel Today Conference Returns to New York with Top Security, Economic, and Jewish Leaders
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
The "Israel Today" conference will convene in New York on November 11, featuring Israeli and American leaders discussing bilateral issues, security, and the economy. Key participants include former Mossad head Dedi Barnea and Bazan CEO Raphael Maman, who will address energy security. The event will also explore Jewish identity, the fight against antisemitism, and the Israel-Diaspora relationship, with panels on Israeli companies and election analysis.
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- The "Israel Today" conference will be held in New York on November 11.
- The event will feature prominent Israeli and American leaders discussing bilateral issues.
- Discussions will cover security, economy, innovation, Jewish identity, and antisemitism.
- Former Mossad head Dedi Barnea and Bazan CEO Raphael Maman are among the speakers.
- The conference aims to strengthen the alliance between Israel and the U.S.
- The relationship between Israel and the Jewish Diaspora will be a key focus.
The "Israel Today" conference is set to take place in New York on November 11, bringing together prominent figures from Israel and the United States for discussions on key bilateral and Jewish community issues. The event will explore the alliance between Israel and the U.S. amidst evolving political, security, and economic landscapes, as well as the strengthening ties between Israel and the Diaspora.
Expected participants include former Mossad head Dedi Barnea, Israel Aerospace Industries CEO Boaz Levy, Strauss Group chairwoman Ofra Strauss, Reichman University founder Prof. Uriel Reichman, former Trump administration Deputy National Security Advisor Ann Neuberger, philanthropist Sylvan Adams, Yeshiva University President Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, among others.
Raphael Maman, CEO of the Bazan Group, will address energy challenges, emphasizing Israel's need for energy independence and security, particularly in light of geopolitical disruptions. He highlighted Bazan's crucial role in Israel's energy resilience and the potential for strategic U.S. cooperation to bolster energy security for both nations and the region.
Conference sessions will cover Israel's security and strategic challenges, the Israeli economy and Wall Street activities, innovation, technology, education, sports, immigration, Jewish identity, and the fight against antisemitism. Chairman of the Jewish Agency, Maj. Gen. (res.) Doron Almog, will participate in a special interview, stressing the existential importance of mutual support between Israel and the Diaspora and their shared future.
Additional panels will focus on Israeli companies listed on Wall Street and the future of Israel-Diaspora relations. A live podcast featuring Amit Segal and Dan Senor will analyze the results of U.S. midterm and Israeli elections. The conference is supported by leading Israeli organizations including the Jewish Agency, the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration, El Al, and others.
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