
Update on Crash Course on Israel: What Has Changed Since October 7? With Charlotte Korchak
Sunday, January 26, 2025 • 26 Tevet 5785
10:00 AM - 11:30 AMZoomWe are delighted that Charlotte Korchak will be joining us on Sunday morning, January 26 (via Zoom from Jerusalem) to bring us up to date on what has changed in Israel since the tragedy of October 7. She will discuss key developments, such as the wars with Hamas and Hezbollah, attacks from and against Iran, the effect on the Israeli and Palestinian people and leaders, the impact on the Middle East, the Abraham Accords and more. The lecture and Q&A are free, but registration is required. REGISTER BELOW
Many of you will remember the terrific 5-part Crash Course on Israeli History, taught by Charlotte Korchak via Zoom a couple of years ago. In it, she traced the history of Jews and Arabs in the land of Israel from ancient times to the pre-October 7 present. Charlotte Korchak is an amazingly engaging and compelling teacher. She was so popular with participants that word of mouth about Beth Am’s Crash Course spread, increasing attendance by more than a third, with 475 households registered by the 5th session.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from Charlotte about what has changed since October 7. Sign up now using the form below!
Charlotte Korchak is a dynamic teacher. She is the Senior Educator and Director of International Programs for StandWithUs Israel where she educates students from around the world in Israeli history and combatting antisemitism. Charlotte received her BA in Middle Eastern History from USC. She asserts that both peoples, Jews and Arabs have a history. The truth lies in this complexity, not in the simplicity of one side or the other. She has quickly become one of the foremost public speakers in her field, recognized for making complex content engaging, accessible, and meaningful for all ages.
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