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Birthright Israel Hosts Global Leaders at Inaugural Business Summit in Tel Aviv
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Birthright Israel's inaugural Global Business Summit concluded in Tel Aviv after gathering 350 international donors and business leaders from over 15 countries. The three-day event, held at the Hilton Tel Aviv, featured discussions on technology, investment, and philanthropy, and included a gala where Professor Miriam Adelson received a Lifetime Champion Award. The summit also included site visits to communities supported by Birthright, including those affected by the October 7 attacks.
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- Birthright Israel's first Global Business Summit convened 350 international leaders in Tel Aviv.
- The summit focused on Israeli technology, investment, and philanthropy.
- Professor Miriam Adelson received the Lifetime Champion Award at the event's gala.
- Discussions included AI, the Abraham Accords' economic impact, and social investment.
- The event included visits to communities impacted by the October 7 attacks.
- Birthright estimates its economic contribution to Israel at $2.6 billion.
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