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Leader of Chile’s Jewish community: “President Piñera will seek improved ties with the state of Israel”
Leader of Chile’s Jewish community: “President Piñera will seek improved ties with the state of Israel”
Former President Sebastián Piñera won Chile’s presidential election on Sunday, December 17. His triumph demonstrates a turn towards the center-right in a region that has been dominated by leftist movements for over a decade. In 2012, Piñera became the first Chilean president to visit Israel, a fact that sets great expectations for the future of bilateral cooperation.
5 Things You Need to Know About How Anti-Semitism is Affecting Chile’s Democracy
5 Things You Need to Know About How Anti-Semitism is Affecting Chile’s Democracy
As the largest Palestinian community outside the Middle East advances an aggressive anti-Israel agenda bordering on anti-Semitism, Chile is facing constant attacks on its democracy and its heritage of inclusiveness.
This is a photo of African business leaders on a visit to Israel with Project Interchange
African Business Leaders Visit Israel Seeking to Establish Business Partnerships | Project Interchange
Eliseo Neuman, Director, AJC Africa Institute's first person account of the Project Interchange/Africa Institute delegation visit to Israel.
Photo of Project Interchange delegate at a desalination plant
Equity, Democracy, and Entrepreneurship, A View on Israel’s Successes | Project Interchange
José Manuel Restrepo, Project Interchange alumnus and Colombia’s Minister of
Commerce, Industry and Tourism wrote in El Espectador about Israel’s success in innovation and nation-building, and lessons that can be learned by Colombia.
Photo of Retired Marine Corps Capt. B.G. Willison accepting AJC courage award
Hero in Aftermath of Argentina Israeli Embassy Attack: We Must Seek Justice
On the afternoon of March 17, 1992, Israel’s embassy in Argentina was reduced to rubble by a blast that killed 29 people – four Israelis and 25 Argentinians – and injured nearly 250. A group tied to Hezbollah, a proxy for Iran, claimed responsibility.