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Leaders

6200

Countries

121

U.S. States

50

Prominent Alumni

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Ioannes Kasoulides
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Cyprus
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor
Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States  
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Ajit Doval
National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister of India
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Dr. David Skorton
Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and former President, Cornell

One Week in Israel Inspires Global Impact

AJC Project Interchange’s two dozen annual customized educational delegations provide invited global leaders the opportunity to interact with a broad cross-section of experts and officials from Israel's diverse society. That’s why Project Interchange alumni regularly refer to us as the premier educational institute dedicated to connecting leaders worldwide with Israel.

Project Interchange has earned a reputation for bringing diverse, nonpartisan thought leaders, journalists, scholars, and government officials to explore Israel and interact with its world-class experts and decision-makers. In intimate settings, participants delve into topics dominating the news and those “beyond the headlines,” as they travel the country. These interactions have an impact beyond the conference room; they lead to concrete connections and coalitions, and inspire participants to continue their engagement with Israel and combat antisemitism at home.

Transatlantic Friends of Israel on a Project Interchange trip to Israel
Project Interchange Alumni Lead Transatlantic Friends of Israel
When parliamentarians travel to Israel with Project Interchange, they receive an unfiltered view of the realities on the ground. Five alumni have turned that experience into action, the Transatlantic Friends of Israel (TFI) created by AJC’s Transatlantic Institute.
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AJC and Cornell Tech
One of the most exciting developments in recent memory has been the opening, on New York’s Roosevelt Island, of the first phase of Cornell Tech, a cutting-edge partnership between Cornell University and Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.
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Indian Project Interchange Alumnus Pens Articles on Importance on India-Israel Ties
Israel’s chequered journey since its independence in 1948 notwithstanding, there are very few countries that qualify to be such natural allies for India. And there are several reasons for it.
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European Parliament Members Including Project Interchange Alumni Condemn Hamas
The European Union has often condemned Israel in one-sided statements that favor the Palestinians, ignoring the context of Israeli actions and without condemning Palestinian terror attacks on Israel.
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