You're Invited! Exclusive Briefing: On The Ground In Israel
With misinformation and antisemitic incidents on the rise, it is exceedingly important to receive trusted information from firsthand sources
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Join us for an exclusive briefing on what is happening on the ground in Israel and learn how you can show support for Israel and Jewish communities during these tumultuous times. With misinformation and antisemitic incidents on the rise, it is exceedingly important to receive trusted information from firsthand sources.
Israeli Defense Force (IDF) Veteran Uri Goldflam will join the Herzog Foundation on Thursday, November 16 to describe his firsthand experience living in Israel since the horrific attack on October 7.
Born in Jerusalem and raised in South Africa, the U.S. and Israel, Uri Goldflam brings 30 years of experience in the field of Israel education, and educational tourism. "Showcasing Israel and traveling through the country is my passion" Uri has said many times to visitors from abroad. And with his deep knowledge of the Land, its biblical and contemporary history, it certainly shows. Uri works as a Tour Guide, popular lecturer and educational consultant with a wide range of local and visiting groups.
In addition to guiding and youth education work in the early years of his career, Uri held several senior office positions; As director of the International School at Reichman University (IDC Herzliya) and later as the Director of External Relations and Development of the Society for Protection of Nature in Israel. Throughout his career, as a guide, counselor or manager, Uri has shown deep commitment to Israel, its history, people and landscape.
Mr. Goldflam is a licensed tour guide, holds a BA in International Relations and Judaic studies and an MA in International Relations from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem specializing in Foreign Policy and Diplomacy. Uri served in the IDF as a combat platoon sergeant in a paratrooper unit, and continued to serve in the IDF's Paratrooper Reserves for 20 years.
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