WED. OCT. 7 | 6 PM RECEPTION | 7 PM PROGRAM | Midtown Manhattan
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Three Years On, Three Years Out
What changed, what didn’t, and what we do next
Jonathan Sacerdoti presents a retrospective and forecast. From the massacre of 10/7 and the ensuing regional war to the transformation of the Middle East and of Jewish life in the West, Sacerdoti offers a substantive argument about what Israel and Diaspora Jewry must secure in the years ahead—and what each stands to lose by getting it wrong.
Join us to meet, mingle, get informed, and get inspired.
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About Jonathan Sacerdoti
Jonathan Sacerdoti is a British journalist, broadcaster and commentator, known for his incisive and often fearless contributions to some of the most difficult debates in public life. He writes for The Spectator and appears regularly across British and international television and radio, covering Israel and the Middle East, antisemitism, extremism, free speech and the wider challenges facing Western democracies.
He has given evidence to the UK Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee and has become a prominent voice in public debate, including through his widely viewed appearances at the Oxford Union. He is also the host of the podcast series I’m Jonathan Sacerdoti, in which he brings his characteristically direct and probing approach to conversations about politics, culture, religion and current affairs.
Jonathan’s work is distinguished by his willingness to ask uncomfortable questions, challenge conventional assumptions and engage seriously with arguments that are too often avoided. His journalism, broadcasting and public speaking reach audiences internationally, and he has built a reputation as a compelling and independent-minded commentator on many of the issues at the heart of today’s debates about Western society.
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