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Sarah Tuttle-Singer

Sarah Tuttle-Singer is the New Media Editor at Times of Israel, and the author of "Jerusalem, Drawn and Quartered". She writes about her life, and enjoys meeting new people.

Yonah Jeremy Bob

Yonah Jeremy Bob is an award winning author, lectures on foreign affairs and is Jerusalem Post Military Analyst. He has spoken since 2000 in the US, Canada, Australia and Israel.

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Gershom Gorenberg

Gershom Gorenberg is an Israeli historian and journalist. His latest book is ‘War of Shadows: Codebreakers, Spies and the Secret Struggle to Drive the Nazis from the Middle East.’

Gil Troy

Gil Troy is Professor of History at McGill University, the author of the bestselling "Why I Am a Zionist," and a weekly columnist for the Jerusalem Post & the Huffington Post.

Linda Gradstein

Linda Gradstein is an award–winning journalist who spent 20 years as the Jerusalem correspondent for NPR. She also teaches journalism at NYU-Tel Aviv.

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David Benjamin

International lawyer, IDF Lieutenant-Colonel (Res.), former senior IDF legal advisor, expert speaker and commentator on the law of war and Israeli legal affairs.

Eetta Prince-Gibson

Eetta, former Editor-in-Chief, The Jerusalem Report, is Israel Editor of Moment Magazine and regular contributor to prominent publications, including Foreign Policy and Haaretz.

Ilan Evyatar

Ilan Evyatar is a former editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Report magazine. His book "Target Tehran" was named a Wall Street Journal Top 5 book in politics for 2023.

Marc Schulman

Having divided the last 47 years between Israel and the US, Marc serves as Newsweek columnist in Tel Aviv, speaking about politics, history, the military, economy, and society.

Oded Revivi

Oded Revivi, CEO of ANU – Museum of the Jewish People, former Mayor of Efrat, attorney, and Lt. Col. (Res.), is a leader in governance, coexistence, and public policy.

Rachel Hallote

Rachel Hallote is an archaeologist who works in Israel. Her research involves biblical history as well as the intersection of politics and archaeology in Israel.