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this will be a very special opportunity to hear from the inside of Venezuela's fight for democracy. be sure to rsvp- RSVP at docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… @ronisito @YUNews @yu_commentator @YUObserver

The Schneier Program is honored to host Jesús Armas, on Tuesday, March 24th at 7 PM. We invite you to join us on the Yeshiva University Beren Campus to hear his story and gain a deeper understanding of the struggle for freedom in Venezuela. CORRECTION: Room 209 in 215 Lexington.

The Rabbi Arthur Schneier Program for International Affairs was proud to host @AriMGordon and Mustafa Akyol @AkyolinEnglish for a rich cross-cultural encounter with our students at @YUNews @yu_commentator @AJCGlobal @Cato

The Schneier Program is honored to host Dr. Ari Gordon, AJC Director of Muslim-Jewish Relations, in conversation with Mustafa Akyol, Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, on Tuesday, March 10 at 1:00 PM. We invite you to join us for this discussion!

May it be a Ramadam Kareem for all our Muslim firends! The Schneier Program was honored to have Rabbi Mendy Chitrik @mchitrik come to @YU in the Fall to introduce our students to the complexities and vitality of Jewish life in the modern Middle east. This op-ed is essential

It was an honor to host Prof. Ilana Blumberg for an engaging discussion about the power of life-writing to build bridges between cultures. Thank you Brooke Kohl and The YU Commentator for this thoughtful review of the event. yucommentator.org/2026/02/how-il… @yu_commentator

The Schneier Program is honored to host policy expert Professor Jonathan Cristol and Professor Alexandra Panzarelli, political scientist specializing in Latin America to discuss the topic of Iran and Venezuela at YU on Jan 28th. We hope you can join us!

Thank you to Prof. Alexandra Panzarelli, friend of the Schneier Program for her clarity and insightinto the turmoil in Venezuela lbc.co.uk/article/venezu…

The Schneier Program is honored to host @mchitrik, Chairman of the Alliance of Rabbis in Islamic States, at YU on Nov 12th. We invite you to join us to hear about Jewish life in the ever-changing Middle East!

Last week we had the honor of hosting @Levitt_Matt @YUNews for an illuminating evening of analysis and insight. Our students came with far ranging questions - few had easy answers. Look out for our next event with with @mchitrik

The Schneier Program is committed to building bridges across cultures and nationalities but to do so we must appreciate the depth and complexity of our interwoven histories. @cjewishhistory

@YUNews @YUPAC @WashInstitute

The Schneier Program is honored to host @Levitt_Matt at YU next Wednesday (October 29th) for a deep dive into the modern Middle East. Please bring your questions and ideas!

inspired by the war to think about rebuilding jewish culture Between Israel and the Diaspora and Back Wrestling with the Land: Ehud Banai and the Soul of Israel open.substack.com/pub/readingjew…

There is so much more to the American story- I was happy to be able to write about expanding the way we think about the world after 1492 and the recovery of Jewish voices with my friend Flora Cassen yu.edu/schneier/trans… theconversation.com/jews-were-barr… via @ConversationUS

There is so much more to the American story- happy to be able to write about expanding the way we think about the world after 1492 and the recovery of Jewish voices with my friend Flora Cassen theconversation.com/jews-were-barr… via @ConversationUS

💔 Our hearts are broken. Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky — two young Israeli embassy staffers and cherished members of the AJC community — were murdered while leaving an AJC event in Washington, D.C., last night. They were stolen from us. They had their entire lives ahead of them. Sarah, an American from Overland Park, Kansas, was warm and compassionate, committed to peacebuilding, and passionate about sustainability and people-to-people relations. Yaron always had a smile on his face and a welcoming presence. He had reportedly bought a ring and was planning to ask Sarah to marry him in Jerusalem next week. Words cannot adequately express our sorrow. We mourn with Sarah and Yaron’s families, their friends, and all who loved them. May their memories be a blessing.

The horrific and senseless murder of Sarah and Yaron is especially painful because they are the bright future we all hope for, they are the bridge builders, the ones who spread light and human connection in this broken world.

In honor of יום העצמאות Israel Independence Day we are thrilled to share the full recording of Ehud’s time with us at YU on March 27.📷Please share this with those who appreciate his music and wisdom. youtu.be/1yjCzenvx9c?si…