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Sunday, January 25
6:30 PM EST - 8:00 PM EST

Cocktails and Conversation With Jonathan Elkhoury

Virtual Event

Cost: Free

Venue

  • Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh
  • 2000 Technology Drive
    Pittsburgh, PA 15219 United States
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Join us for a conversational Q&A with Jonathan Elkhoury about interfaith relations in Israel. A cocktail reception will take place before and after the Q&A.

Jonathan ElkhouryJonathan Nizar Elkhoury is an Israeli-Lebanese Christian, LGBTQ+ activist, public diplomacy adviser, commentator and advocate for Israel. He founded and coordinated the Minorities Project, which features Israeli minorities presenting their perspectives about life in the democratic Jewish state and their contributions to its current success. Elkhoury is the former spokesman for the Christian Empowerment Council. He writes and gives talks about the experiences of Christians and other minorities in Israel. Elkhoury is also a regular contributor in the Israeli media on Israeli-Arab relations, the Israeli-Arab LGBTQ+ community and the greater Middle East.

Venue

  • Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh
  • 2000 Technology Drive
    Pittsburgh, PA 15219 United States
    + Google Map

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