GMU Israel Student Association

You won't want to miss this important discussion with Lana Melman, the CEO of LiberateArt Inc, on anti-Zionism in the entertainment industry and how she is helping lead the fight against BDS' cultural boycott against Israel!

Be sure to register with the Zoom link below!

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: The Entertainment Industry and Israel: A Conversation with Lana Melman. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Join CAMERA Fellow Sarah Schornstein in participating in conversation with Lana Melman, the CEO of Liberate Art, Inc. Lana will talk about the Entertainment industry and how Israel is perceived within that space.

Learn about why the Abraham Accords are a big step forward in legitimizing Israel’s existence in the Middle East in this op-ed authored by our CAMERA Fellow, Sean Culley!

CONTRIBUTOR: RECENT ARAB-ISRAELI PEACE DEALS ARE STEPS TOWARD CULTURAL PEACE | Fourth Estate BY SEAN CULLEY CONTRIBUTOR Israel has recently negotiated peace deals to normalize relations with several Arab nations, including the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Sudan. Resolutions in both houses of Congress supporting the deals with the UAE and Bahrain had widespread bipartisan support, a ...

Come and learn about Israel with us!!

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Come welcome Shabbat and celebrate Israel by playing Israeli Jeopardy with us, StandWithUs, and GMU Israel Student Association!

There will be something for everyone: Israeli snacks, Israeli food, even some Israeli music. There will also be a prize for the winner(s) of the trivia.

So whether you're in it for the trivia glory, or just some free food and Israeli vibes, we'll see you on Friday!

For more information, message us or check out the event page here: https://fb.me/e/gm5NJnIel

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The Israel Student Association is thrilled to announce our next President and Vice President, but before you swipe to see who’s taking the reigns, we’d like to give a warm send-off to Co-Presidents and ! Dan and Kenna have gone above and beyond in advocacy efforts for Israel. From popping misconceptions about the Jewish State to making soda in the middle of the Johnson Center using innovative Israeli technology, and even raising money for Israeli nonprofits to help save the lives of children with congestive heart failure, they’ve left an indelible impact on campus. Swipe to meet our next President and VP in order of appearance! @ Quarantine

It’s the fourth day of Israel Week! Israel isn’t all about technology and innovation, it also has a thriving culture. Today is focused on Israeli literature.

Amos Oz was an Israeli essayist, novelist, and journalist. He was the author of 40 books, including novels, short story collections, children's books, and essays, and his work has been published in 45 languages, more than that of any other Israeli writer. Oz is regarded as one of "Israel's most prolific writers and respected intellectuals", as The New York Times worded it in an obituary.

Check our page to see more of his work!

Be sure to check out while they talk about diversity in Israel!

Have you seen our first post from today about Silicon Wadi? Go check it out!

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) is a prominent symbol of the economic success of Israel. Founded in 1953, the TASE has grown significantly and established itself in world markets. Today, Israel has the third-highest number of NASDAQ-listed companies in the world. Israel has been renowned for its venture capitalist industry combined with its ability to implement strong welfare programs and provide for all Israelis. Companies like Teva regularly make it to the world stage and show Israel not just as a competitive market but as a meaningful partner in the world economy and the development of technologies for all peoples.

Be sure to visit and see what’s going on with Earth Day in Israel!
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It’s day three of Israel Week! Today we’re talking about Israeli innovation!

Have you heard of Silicon Wadi? Yes, it’s a play on the term Silicon Valley used in colloquial Hebrew, but it isn’t far off from the truth! It describes the clusters of cities in central Israel that assemble some of the country's biggest innovators and has earned Israel the title of the “Start-Up Nation!” So many of our daily technologies come out of this cluster of industries, including the first instant messaging system, GPS like Waze, and parts of your phone! Do you recognize some of these companies?

Check in later to see how this innovation takes a foothold on the world stage! Be sure to visit and celebrate Earth Day! @ Silicon Wadi