The Ruderman Family Foundation
in partnership with Brandeis University and Temple Emanuel
Presents

Town Hall Boston: A Discussion on Israel and American Jews

Featuring the Ruderman Fellows delegation of Israeli members of Knesset, representing the great diversity and richness of Israel society from new immigrants to veterans, Jewish and Arab, religious and secular.

With political views from right to left, the delegation will include:

Head of the Delegation:
Minister Yossi Peled, Likud

MK Ofir Akunis, Likud
Deputy Minister of Finance Yitzchak Cohen, Shas
MK Ilan Gilon, Meretz
MK Faina Kirschenbaum, Yisrael Beitenu
MK Raleb Magadle, Labor

Moderated by Ilan Troen,
Stoll Family Chair in Israel Studies and
 Director of the Schusterman Center for Israel Studies, Brandeis University

The Ruderman Fellows Program, a joint project between the Ruderman Family Foundation and Brandeis University, is designed to strengthen the relationship between and among key Israeli political leaders and the American Jewish community.

The event is free and registration is not required. 
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Co-Sponsored by:

AJC Boston; AMIT New England; Anti-Defamation League; Bnai Brith Youth Organization, New England Region; Combined Jewish Philanthropies; Congregation Shaarei Tefillah; Consulate General of Israel to New England; The David Project for Jewish Leadership; Gann Academy; Gateways; Hebrew College; Hillel Council of Greater Boston; InterfaithFamily.com; Israel Bonds; Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston; Jewish Community Day School; Jewish Community Relations Council; Jewish Labor Committee; Jewish National Fund; J Street Boston; Kehillah Schechter Academy; Maimonides School; Massachusetts Board of Rabbis; New Israel Fund; ORT America, Eastern Massachusetts Chapter; Prozdor High School; Rashi School; Solomon Schechter Day School; Synagogue Council of Massachusetts; Temple Israel of Natick; United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism; The Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture; Zamir Chorale of Boston