Our Webinars

Under Fire: The War’s Impact on Academia and Health in Israel explored how Israel’s universities, researchers, and medical professionals are adapting amid ongoing conflict. Featuring leaders from Tel Aviv University, Ben-Gurion University, the Weizmann Institute, and major healthcare institutions, the panel highlighted both the challenges and remarkable resilience sustaining education, research, and patient care. Moderated by Michelle Stravitz of the American Jewish Medical Association, the discussion offered firsthand insights into the courage and innovation keeping Israel’s academic and healthcare sectors operational under crisis.

Until All Are Free: The Hostage Families’ Journey of Hope shared the powerful story of the Horn family—one brother freed from Hamas captivity, another still held hostage—capturing both heartbreak and resilience. Joined by Dana Cwaigrach of the Hostages Families Forum U.S. and moderated by Tal Schneider of The Times of Israel, the conversation underscored the urgent call for advocacy and solidarity as families continue their fight for freedom.

This webinar offered a rare inside look at Israel’s military through firsthand accounts from elite veterans of the air, sea, and ground forces. Speakers shared insights on managing multi-front threats, decision-making under pressure, and the coordination between the IDF and government leadership. Moderated discussion with former commanders and national security experts provided participants with a deeper understanding of the challenges and realities facing Israel’s defense today.

Antisemitism on U.S. Campuses examined the sharp rise in antisemitism across American universities following October 7th. Featuring both students and faculty—including leaders from Columbia, Tulane, and the University of Maryland—the discussion highlighted personal experiences, institutional responses, and strategies for resilience and advocacy. Together, the panel shed light on the challenges Jewish students face and the efforts to create safer, more inclusive campus environments.

This timely webinar brought together members of the Iranian exile community—both Jewish and non-Jewish—to share personal stories, lived experiences, and perspectives on the Iranian regime, the current conflict, and pathways toward resilience and peace. Featured voices included activists, students, and professionals with direct ties to Iran, offering a rare window into the diaspora’s struggles and hopes. Moderated by scholar and policy advisor Nazee Moinian, the discussion provided essential context and powerful testimony from those most affected.

The Future of Startup Nation brought together top leaders in venture capital and innovation to examine Israel’s tech sector in the wake of October 7th. Panelists explored why Israel is known as the Startup Nation, its role in the global economy, and the steps needed to secure long-term success. Moderated by Batell Blaish-Sultanik, Executive Director of AID-Coalition, the discussion offered valuable insights into the future of Israel’s most dynamic industry.

Israeli   Biotech After October 7th – The Challenges and a Path Forward explored how   Israel’s innovative biotech sector is navigating the challenges and   opportunities arising after October 7th. The discussion highlighted the   resilience of the industry, emerging paths for innovation, and opportunities   for investment and collaboration. Moderated by Batell Blaish-Sultanik,   Executive Director of AID-Coalition, the session provided valuable insights   for professionals, investors, and supporters of Israeli biotech.