Ron Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress, stressed at the Israel Hayom summit that the world is facing a broad assault rather than an isolated moment: an assault on truth, on democracy and on the safety of Jews everywhere.
Three social media stars risked their careers and safety to defend Israel after October 7. From lost sponsorships to death threats, they turned personal loss into a mission to educate millions through TikTok, YouTube, and stand-up comedy.
KKL-JNF Chair Ifat Ovadia-Luski addressed the Israel Hayom summit in New York, telling participants that the terror onslaught Israel faced two years ago reshaped how Jewish communities see their shared destiny with the Jewish state.
Canadian-Israel philanthropist participates in Israel Hayom Summit, vowing to continue work toward strengthening Jewish state. He notes anti-Israel forces "have a 20-year head start on us, they have operatives, they have spent a trillion dollars attacking Western civilization, on US campuses, infiltrating people."
US Ambassador Danny Danon says he didn't plan to come back to the UN, but then Oct. 7 happened.
