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The Jerusalem PostEconomy

Birthright Israel to Host Inaugural Global Business Summit in Tel Aviv

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Birthright Israel will host its first Taglit Global Business Summit in Tel Aviv from November 1-3, bringing together over 350 international and Israeli business leaders, investors, and philanthropists. The summit aims to foster business collaboration, strengthen global partnerships, and deepen commitment to Israel. President Isaac Herzog is expected to attend, and the event will feature prominent figures from business, technology, and philanthropy. The initiative highlights Birthright Israel's 26-year impact, which includes connecting nearly a million young Jews to Israel and contributing an estimated $2.6 billion to the Israeli economy.

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  • Birthright Israel's first Global Business Summit will convene over 350 leaders in Tel Aviv from November 1-3.
  • The summit aims to foster business collaboration and strengthen global partnerships related to Israel.
  • President Isaac Herzog is expected to address the gathering of international and Israeli business figures.
  • Notable participants include Dr. Miriam Adelson, Sir Ronald Cohen, and Eyal Waldman.
  • The event highlights Birthright Israel's 26-year impact, including an estimated $2.6 billion economic contribution.
  • Participants will visit Israeli companies and engage with communities supported by the organization.

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