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Sunday, September 11 • 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Why I believe in Israel's future: a father's story

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When I was our kids' age, more or less, my then-girlfriend-now-wife and I left one life we were destined to live in America, and took on a different life in Israel. There were years when I wondered if I had done wrong by my kids, bringing them up in a place of conflict, uncertainty, division and all the rest. Attitudes towards Israel around the world grew more hostile, and I despaired. Lately, though, I have lost my talent for worrying about Israel. Though lots of people seem to think that Israel has declined over the decades, the opposite is true. I have seen Israel become a more decent society, more open-hearted and open-minded. In this session I will describe some of the many ways Israel has become more ‘menschlich’ through the years, and why I am confident that our future there will be better still.

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Noah Efron

Noah chairs the Program on Science Technology and Society at Bar Ilan University, where he teaches and writes about the tricky intersections of science, technology, religion and politics. Noah also hosts The Promised Podcast on TLV1, helped to found a political think tank named Shaharit... Read More →


Sunday September 11, 2022 2:00pm - 3:00pm AEST
Room 4

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