WE’RE LEADING THE FIGHT FOR . ON CAMPUS AND BEYOND OUR CHALLENGE P. 4 - 5

HASBARA FELLOWSHIPS APPROACH P. 6 - 7

ISRAEL ADVOCACY TRAINING TRAINING IN ISRAEL P. 8 - 9 THE TRAINING CURRICULUM P. 10 - 11

WHAT OUR STUDENTS AND ALUMNI SAY P. 12 - 13

SUPPORT BACK ON CAMPUS

FORMING COALITIONS P. 14 - 15 SOCIAL MEDIA TRAINING P. 16 - 17 CAMPAIGNS P. 18 - 19 STARTUP NATION TECHNOLOGY FAIRS P. 20 - 21 FIGHTING BDS P. 22 - 25

HASBARA FELLOWS HASBARA ALUMNI P. 26 - 27 OUR 175 CAMPUS LEADERS P. 28 - 31

OUR BUDGET P. 32 - 33

2 HASBARA HASBARA 3 COLLEGE CAMPUSES AMONG COLLEGE AGED ARE A BATTLEGROUND AMERICAN : AGAINST ISRAEL Source: Brand Israel Group, June 2017

Throughout the United States and Canada, anti- Today, Israel is increasingly delegitimized and Israel student groups, with tens of millions of demonized on campuses via boycotts, divestment dollars in assistance from Arab countries, have movements, anti-Israel speakers, anti-Israel articles in mobilized. The hate groups are making campuses campus newspapers, guerrilla theater such as mock very uncomfortable for Jewish students who are not checkpoints and “apartheid walls,” and professors who equipped with the knowledge or skills to defend Israel. use the classroom as an avenue to denounce Israel.

DECREASE IN SUPPORT 27%FOR ISRAEL

INCREASE IN SUPPORT FOR 18%PALESTINIANS

4 HASBARA HASBARA 5 HASBARA OUR STRATEGIC APPROACH MANY PRO-ISRAEL ADVOCATES HAVE PASSION, BUT IT IS CRUCIAL FELLOWSHIPS IS THAT THIS PASSION IS FOCUSED ON BEING EFFECTIVE. HASBARA LEADING THE FELLOWSHIPS CORE STRATEGIC PRINCIPLES INCLUDE:

Speaking to our Target Audience, not Ourselves. We train our Fellows to reach FIGHT FOR ISRAEL out to the “undecided” students and give them guidance in how to speak with ON CAMPUS 1 them in ways that will resonate.

Going to Where our Audience is, not Expecting AND BEYOND. them to come to us. We teach our students to bring Israel to forefront of the campus in a number of ways and to dvelop personal relationships with other 2 student organizations and leaders. OVER 250 HASBARA FELLOWS Focusing on Impact, not Activity. If we don’t ON 100 CAMPUSES know what impact we want, we’re not going to achieve our goals. Hasbara Fellowships trains our Fellows to determine target audiences, messages, 175 HASBARA FELLOWS IN LEADERSHIP tangible goals and strategies before deciding on 3 programming and activity. POSITIONS ON CAMPUS

OVER 150 HASBARA ALUMNI NOW Being Pro-Active, not Reactive. We don’t train our Fellows to explain PROFESSIONALS IN PRO-ISRAEL what Israel isn’t – rather to inspire their peers about what Israel is – a nation of ORGANIZATIONS values, decency, and striving to make 4 the world a better place.

6 HASBARA HASBARA 7 TRAINING LEADERS THE HASBARA FELLOWSHIPS PROGRAM INTRODUCED ME TO NEW LAYERS OF FOR ISRAEL. “THE ISRAELI-ARAB CONFLICT. THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS I ACQUIRED WILL ALLOW ME AND MY PEERS TO PERMANENTLY IN ISRAEL. TRANSFORM ISRAEL FROM A TABOO TERM TO A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION ISRAEL ADVOCACY TRAINING THROUGHOUT OUR UNIVERSITY.

ARI SPITZER, NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Hasbara Fellowships is educating and training the leaders for Israel on campus today, as well as the future OF FELLOWS FELT leaders for the Jewish People beyond campus. Hasbara Fellowships is the largest and most comprehensive MORE CONFIDENT Israel advocacy training program to Israel for North 94%TO ADVOCATE FOR ISRAEL American university students. This investment in intensive leadership training has proven to produce leaders who are standing up for Israel on campuses. HOURS OF ADVOCACY

While various organizations organize pro-Israel weekend TRAINING ON PROGRAM conferences and seminars in the United States throughout 70 the year, Hasbara Fellowships is unique in that:

It takes place in Israel. While we can teach students OVER 3,500 STUDENTS information and talking points anywhere, we can TRAINED SINCE CREATED, only create Ambassadors for Israel with the necessary motivation, confidence and personal IN CONJUNCTION WITH connection in Israel. ISRAEL’S MINISTRY OF

It is 16 days long, making it by far the most in-depth FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN 2001. Israel Advocacy Training available.

8 HASBARA HASBARA 9 UNDERSTANDING OF ISRAEL’S PRACTICAL COMMUNICATION STRATEGIC THREATS INCLUDING TRAINING FROM EXPERTS A PERFECT 1 VISITING IMPORTANT SITES LIKE: 4 SUCH AS:

Israel’s borders with Syria and Lebanon Headline Media, a media consulting firm that COMBINATION OF (to also discuss Iran and Hezbollah) trains Israeli diplomats Israel’s border with Gaza, including visiting A public speaking workshop the Israeli city Sderot Role playing sessions A strategic tour of STRATEGIC AND Gush Etzion and

PRACTICAL ADVOCACY PRACTICAL. TRAINING INCLUDING 5 WORKSHOPS ON: EXPOSURE TO ISRAELI PROJECTS THAT ENHANCE QUALITY OF LIFE Effective social media use for Israel advocacy ISRAEL ADVOCACY TRAINING 2 AROUND THE WORLD INCLUDING: Building relationships and coalitions with non- Jewish organizations/leaders Outreach to campus media Humanitarian projects like Save a Child’s Heart Strategic planning, goal setting and effective Environmental projects like MASHAV’s implementation agricultural center Hasbara Fellowships participants are selected Hi-tech start-up companies based on demonstrated desire and ability to become Israel activists on their campuses. A student who has shown involvement in pro- THE HASBARA TRAINING TO DEFEAT BDS & Israel activities and is interested in taking on ANTI-ISRAEL PROPAGANDA ON a leadership role, but feels lacking in their FELLOWSHIPS ISRAEL CAMPUS INCLUDING: knowledge and experience, is the 6 ideal candidate. UNDERSTANDING OF CURRENT ISSUES ADVOCACY TRAINING SUCH AS THE PEACE PROCESS, Understanding the Anti-Semitic BDS movement INCITEMENT IN PALESTINIAN SOCIETY, and activities PROGRAM IN ISRAEL DIVERSITY AND MINORITY RIGHTS Case studies of campuses that successfully STUDENTS FROM CAMPUSES IN ISRAEL, AND THE US-ISRAEL defeated BDS INCLUDES THE RELATIONSHIP THROUGH: Getting involved with student government THAT ARE CURRENTLY OR 3 Creating anti-BDS social media campaigns WILL POTENTIALLY FOLLOWING Political briefings at the Ministry of Foreign Understanding what messaging is most effective ENCOUNTER BDS AND/OR Affairs and Knesset in battling BDS ANTI-ISRAEL PROPAGANDA CURRICULUM: Meetings with journalists, think tanks and Reaching out to vulnerable minority groups on campus other experts including Dore Gold, Khaled Visiting Israeli companies that employ Palestinians ARE GIVEN PREFERENCE abu Toameh and Itamar Marcus Visiting organizations that highlight Arab rights and opportunities

10 HASBARA HASBARA 11 Hasbara Fellowships gave me the tools A trip like Hasbara Fellowships is to be an effective Israel activist on incredibly important because there is campus, as well as a warm and loving nothing like it out there. I was exposed family of campus activists and advisors. to so many perspectives and stories Through Hasbara I was able to foster throughout the trip that I will able to leadership skills that have helped me bring back to my campus. I now feel a “flourish as SSI President at Minnesota. “responsibility to protect my country on campus and Hasbara has given me to Sami Rahamim, President of Students tools to successfully do just that. Supporting Israel at University of Minnesota Dana Benavi, UC-Davis

WHAT OUR STUDENTS & ALUMNI SAY… I went on Hasbara Fellowships after a Before going on Hasbara Fellowships year full of problems for the pro-Israel I did not have the adequate skills community on my campus, including the and knowledge to properly represent inability to engage new students. Upon Israel. Hasbara Fellowships provided returning home, myself and another me with the unique opportunity to not Hasbara participant decided to create only gain all the necessary knowledge, “a new pro-Israel group on our campus “but also a network of incredible - SSI. Each step of the way forming friends and support from campuses this new group, I have thought back all over North America. I now feel to my lessons learned from Hasbara more confident in representing Israel Fellowships, including how to engage on campus and feel that I have the new students. proper tools and skills to back up my passion for Israel. Josh Jacoby, Founder and President of Students Supporting Israel at UC Irvine Noa Mecica, Ryerson University

12 HASBARA HASBARA 13 FORMING COALITIONS 80 NON-JEWISH STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS PARTNERED WITH HASBARA FELLOWS ON WITH NON-JEWISH PRO-ISRAEL INITIATIVES. LEADERS AND ORGANIZATIONS HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES:

COLLEGE DEMOCRATS STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS CRITICAL. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS CHRISTIAN STUDENT GROUPS ENVIRONMENTAL STUDENT GROUPS FILIPINO STUDENT CLUB BLACK STUDENT UNIONS LATINO STUDENT ASSOCIATION SUPPORT BACK ON CAMPUS INDIAN STUDENT GROUPS

A key aspect of successful campus Israel advocacy is building relationships and coalitions with campus leaders and prominent organizations having nothing to do with Israel or Jewish life. The majority of university students One of the most successful initiatives of Hasbara have little knowledge or opinion about Israel and Fellowships in recent years has been the Milstein so engaging them poses a challenge. Traditional Coalition Building Initiative Grant. The grant programming usually does not attract them. gives needed funding to student initiatives that focus on Relationship Building and Coalitions.

Coalition building involves identifying groups with specific interests and engaging them based Students apply for the grant through a proposal on those interests. Coalition building is therefore that details their programming/ activity idea an effective way to engage large numbers of and goals. The grant has become an important apathetic or uninformed students at once. factor in encouraging students to think beyond their circle of like-minded peers. Additionally, by Hasbara Fellowships offering this grant, students turn to Hasbara staff for guidance and advice on how to best implement these types of coalition building activities.

14 HASBARA HASBARA 15 SOCIAL MEDIA TRAINING EACH INTERN WAS IN CHARGE OF SOCIAL College students spend a disproportionate ARMS CAMPUSES FOR amount of time on social media platforms. MEDIA FOR THEIR While traditionally pro-Israel advocacy in the “public sphere” has focused on the campus PRO-ISRAEL CAMPUS THE ONLINE BATTLE quad and student union, today students can be found and impacted more online. AGAINST ISRAEL. GROUP. THIS MEANS THAT HASBARA HASBARA FELLOWSHIPS ISN’T SUPPORT BACK ON CAMPUS JUST TRAINING FELLOWSHIPS HAS AND GUIDING 25 LAUNCHED A SOCIAL INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS MEDIA INTERNSHIP TO BE EFFECTIVE IN SOCIAL MEDIA, BUT IN 2017-18 WE ARE GUIDING HASBARA 25 CAMPUSES HAD 25 SOCIAL TO BE EFFECTIVE. MEDIA INTERNS.

The internship includes in-depth social media training, individualized goal setting for each intern, support in implementing their plans and coordinated social media campaigns the interns could work on together.

16 HASBARA HASBARA 17 “THINK GREEN. OUR CAMPAIGNS THINK BLUE”

PROMOTE FOCUSED A CAMPAIGN ABOUT ISRAEL’S ADVANCEMENTS IN MESSAGES ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY. ACROSS MULTIPLE

TOUCHPOINTS. “PEOPLE TO PEOPLE. NATION SUPPORT BACK ON CAMPUS TO NATION.”

A CAMPAIGN ABOUT ISRAEL’S HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS AROUND MULTI-PRONGED, IN 2017-18, THE WORLD, INCLUDING IN AFRICA, ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA. MESSAGE BASED 210 PRO-ISRAEL CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGNS Instead of a single program that is often done REACHED in a vacuum, “campaigns” allow students to “ISRAEL communicate a message on campus through programming, displays, materials distribution, OVER 25,000 social media and campus media. PEACE WEEK” Hasbara Fellows set up these Campaigns in the middle of campus, engaging hundreds of STUDENTS. A WEEK LONG, POSITIVE new students about topics that millennials care EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN ABOUT about. Instead of waiting for students to come to us, Hasbara Fellows are going to where ISRAEL’S DESIRE AND SACRIFICES these students are at.” FOR PEACE. IPW WAS ORGANIZED A FEW EXAMPLES INCLUDE: ON 50 CAMPUSES IN 2017.

18 HASBARA HASBARA 19 “START UP NATION START UP NATION TECHNOLOGY FAIRS” AT 37 UNIVERSITIES TECHNOLOGY OVER 6,000 STUDENTS FAIRS REACH NEW ATTENDED FAIRS

AUDIENCES. 151 FACULTY INVOLVED IN FAIRS SUPPORT BACK ON CAMPUS 218 NON-JEWISH In partnership with Israel Ideas, Hasbara Fellowships has brought “Start Up Nation Technology Fairs” STUDENT to 37 Universities. Universities have included: Harvard, Princeton, Yale, UC Berkeley, University of ORGANIZATIONS Pennsylvania, and NYU. The goal of the Fairs is to reach a wide-range of students interested in business, AND UNIVERSITY innovation and entrepreneurship, and introduce them to Israeli start-up companies. Hundreds DEPARTMENTS CO- of students attend each Fair, which also offers internships with Israeli companies. SPONSORED FAIRS

Each fair has approximately 15 Israeli hi-tech, start- up companies present in a large trade-show format. Other exciting aspects of specific Fairs include networking events, “Shark Tank” panels, and key note speakers.

The Fairs aim to engage and educate business- related University students about Israel in a pro-active “beyond the conflict” manner. With BDS and other anti-Israel propaganda dominating the narrative about Israel on campus, the Start Up Nation Tech Fairs aim to bring Israel to campus in a positive and productive manner.

20 HASBARA HASBARA 21 ARMING OUR IN 2017-18, HASBARA FELLOWS FOUGHT BDS AND ANTI-ISRAEL FELLOWS TO FIGHT PROPAGANDA ON 41 CAMPUSES

BDS AND ANTI-ISRAEL HASBARA FELLOWSHIPS TRAINS AND SUPPORTS PROPAGANDA. ITS STUDENTS THROUGH:

COMMUNICATING NETWORK OF RESEARCH TRAINING SUPPORT SUPPORT BACK ON CAMPUS

In North America, the front-line of the battle for Israel’s image has SOCIAL MEDIA TALKING POINTS been on university campuses. Anti-Israel and anti-Semitic rhetoric TRAINING and activities have occurred at varying degrees on almost every major campus in North America. A few examples include:

ATTEMPTS TO PASS BDS/DIVESTMENT RESOLUTIONS AGAINST COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS WITH ISRAEL, THROUGH STUDENT GOVERNMENT BODIES.

“ISRAEL APARTHEID WEEK” BEING ORGANIZED ON NEARLY 30 CAMPUSES.

A REGULAR ONSLAUGHT OF ANTI-ISRAEL SPEAKERS, FILMS, EVENTS AND CAMPUS DISPLAYS THAT PAINT ISRAEL IN THE WORST POSSIBLE LIGHT.

Hasbara Fellowships trains and supports its students to stand up to anti-Israel propaganda on campuses. Our students have fought against BDS on campuses across California, as well as other problematic schools across the United States and Canada.

22 HASBARA HASBARA 23 UNIVERSITY OF Hasbara Fellows Gabriella Shofet, Sophie Sigel and Eidan ONE STORY Shalom are active pro-Israel leaders at University of California, CALIFORNIA Santa Barbara. On their campus, Students for Justice in SANTA BARBARA Palestine (SJP) hosted an “Israel Apartheid Week”. After FROM AMONG extensive debate and pushback, SJP was forced to remove distorted maps and false quotes from their display

During that same week, the pro-Israel community’s mural of THE MANY. peace and positivity was defaced. The students used this as an opportunity to showcase the hatred of the BDS movement.

After a focused effort, the students successfully beat BDS. They focused efforts on lobbying senators and doing all that SUPPORT BACK ON CAMPUS they could to discredit the BDS platform. The results of the vote were telling: 0 for, 7 abstentions, and 16 no’s.

BDS IS NOT A MOVEMENT OF CO-EXISTENCE, IT’S NOT A MOVEMENT OF DIALOGUE, AND IT’S CERTAINLY NOT A MOVEMENT OF PEACE. IT IS A MOVEMENT THAT SIMPLY SEEKS THE “ END OF ISRAEL. THROUGH MISREPRESENTATIONS AND DISTORTIONS OF FACTS, BDS MOVEMENT SEEKS TO DEMONIZE ISRAEL, THE ONLY JEWISH STATE IN THE ENTIRE WORLD

GABRIELLA SHOFET

24 HASBARA HASBARA 25 JAY FELDMAN

OVER 150 HASBARA FELLOWSHIPS MANAGING DIRECTOR OF ALPHA EPSILON PI FOUNDATION

ALUMNI HOLD PROFESSIONAL “The Hasbara Fellowships program gave me more than tools to advocate for Israel. It made Israel an integral component to POSITIONS WITH ISRAEL my Jewish identity and was a catalyst in my decision to pursue a career in Jewish communal service. My professional work AND JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS. has since remained tied to Jewish life on campus and Israel education, and I consistently recommend Hasbara Fellowships as one of the most pivotal Israel advocacy training programs available to student leaders.”

ILAN SINELNIKOV DAVID KEYES

PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER - STUDENTS SUPPORTING ISRAEL (SSI) SPOKESMAN FOR ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER “In 2013 I joined the 16 days long Hasbara Fellowships advocacy program to Israel, which impacted and enriched my knowledge tremendously. “As a past participant myself, I know first-hand the importance Today, as SSI is present on over 40 campuses across North America, I of Hasbara Fellowships and the training the organization constantly encourage SSI activists to join the Hasbara program to Israel provides student leaders to stand up for Israel on their in order to become better leaders on campus. We work together with campuses. When I was a student at UCLA and came to Israel Hasbara, because the Israel program provides students with great training on Hasbara Fellowships, I received practical communications and resources to bring back to campus. For me, what started 4 years ago and advocacy training that I utilize today working for the in Minnesota with the first SSI and continued at the Hasbara program to Prime Minister. This is why I make it a top priority to speak Israel, is now an amazing partnership between our two organizations.” with the Hasbara Fellowships groups that come to Israel.”

GILAD SKOLNIK HALI HABER

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF HILLEL AT DIRECTOR OF CAMPUS PROGRAMMING NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY AND STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIPS

“I truly think that Hasbara was one of the most valuable college “In 2013, I went on the Hasbara Fellowships trip. I had experiences that I had. I reached tens of thousands of students previously been on but I still really didn’t know anything through my op-eds in the Daily Collegian, and more through about the history of Israel or the conflict that follows pro-Israel events that I organized, one on one discussions and my her. Hasbara Fellowships gave me the necessary tools to work in the IDF. All of this was either a direct result of Hasbara return and head the Israel group on my campus. It gave Fellowships training or due to a spark that was lit during the me the confidence to stand up for Israel against her on- Fellowships. I went on several organized programs to Israel and campus enemies. And the network of friends that I still this by far was the most useful and practical.” work with daily to advocate for Israel. The trip really led me to where I am today.” 26 HASBARA HASBARA 27 MEET OUR Johana Wiznitzer Jonathan Satler Metcalfe Jordana Meyer Jordanna Miller Joseph Goldberg Josh Brody Joshua Jacoby Paulee Manich Peri Nitkin Quinn Bernholtz Rachel Greenberg Rachel Schwartz Rebecca Katzman Rebecca Perl Rebecca Sirota Co-founder and VP of Education Executive - Director of VP, Hasbara President of President of Miami Student Senator President of Co-President Co-President of Student President- Dawgs President, Founder of Israel President- Emory President of This Owls for Israel Canadians for Israel Communications for York University Bulldogs for Israel Students for Israel, UC Irvine Rutgers Hillel Noles for Israel Israel on Campus government for Israel SSI Ryerson Committee Students for Israel Is Israel University Florida Atlantic University of Realize Israel Brooklyn College Board of Tamid Rutgers University FSU Queen’s University representative University of Ryerson University Drake University Emory of Florida University Calgary/ Mt. Royal NYU Miami University University of Georgia 175 CAMPUS of Ohio Maryland LEADERS

Joshua Woznica Joy Koonin Julia Gauze Julia Van Drie Kalila Courban Kate Chavez Kelly Bryant Keren Radbil Rebecca Weisman Reigh Claire Rena Silver Rivka Khodak Ross Levine Ruth Kopyto Ryan Evans Sam Sharon President- Bears President of SSI Executive of JLIC, Vice President, President of SIA President of Israel Executive of President of SAFI President of Hillel Braaten President, Hasbara Executive Board, SSI Founder and Chair of Public President of AEPi President, Boston for Israel Texas A&M Committee Israel Awareness (Smith Israel Committee Israel Awareness University of University of Hillel Intern at York Ryerson University President- Eagles Relations - University of University Students UC Berkeley Member IOC Committee Alliance) and Social Sonoma State Committee Massachusets, Massachusets, Arizona State York University for Israel Cornellians for Israel Wisconsin, for Israel McGill University University of Media for SAFI University University of Amherst Amherst University Florida Gulf Coast Cornell Milwaukee Boston University Ottowa/Carelton Smith Ottowa/Carelton

Adam Sturm Aedan O’Connor Alexandra Brenner Alexandra Renard Aliza Yalien Alli Glushanok Amanda Chaplin Lauren Gutin Layla Jaffe Leah Avni Leah Grynsztein Leah Khodak Leora Ghadoushi Liem Cohen Lily Richman Samantha Busey Sami Rahamim Sammie Jacobs Samuel Carbunaru Sapir Fellus Sara Palgon Sarah Edery Sarena Krojanker Student Executive at Hillel President - Israel Committee Hillel Board member Chair of Marketing President, Boston President of SSI Vice President- Hillel Israel Social Outreach VP Programming, The Berkeley Law Social Media Chair, Israel Org Affiliate Outreach Chair- Co-Pres of Gopher Co-President of Co-founder and VP Vice President, Vice-President Head of Israel President of SSI Government Ryerson University Awareness Member, SSI University of Huskies for Israel University Students SDSU CatPac Engagement Intern Chair, Shalom FIU Hasbara at York Institute of Jewish Bears for Israel at SSI Knights for Israel Israel Israel’s CWRU of This is Israel Israel Awareness of SSI Engagement at Hillel at Mizou Representative Committee SDSU Massachusets, Northeastern for Israel University of Florida Atlantic Florida York University law and Israel UC Berkeley Kent State University of University of (Israel Club) University of Committee CCNY Rutgers University University of FAU University of Amherst Boston University Arizona University International Studies Fellow Central Florida Minnesota Case Western Florida University of Missouri Ottowa/Carleton University UC Berkeley University Ottowas

Amina Chemssy Andi Heffez Andrew Valentine Ari Michelson Ari Spitzer Ariela Karmel Aris Yusupov Arly Mintz Lior Naftali Maia Sirkin Malcolm Wilhem Marlie Cymberg Maxine Weisenfeld Melissa Nahin Meyer Grunberg Mia Smith Seth Manilove Shane Hamilton Shanel Jacobs Shayna Goodman Sophia Weinstein Spencer Zeff Steph Baker Steven Rossen President Israel on Director of Campus VP of SSI Political Event Chair, Vice-President of President, UBC Founder and President of BUZO Executive member VP of Bearcats Executive of Olam Hillel Systems Coalition building President of Emory Vice President President of Hillel President/ Executive Member, Founder and President of SSI Outreach Chair for President of Tufts VP Student President- Shalom Campus Outreach, GW for Kent Bears for Israel Realize Israel Israel On Campus President- SSI (Binghamton of Israel On Campus for Israel Israel Club Coordinator chair of SAFI Students for Israel Shalom FIU Dragons for Israel President of Canes Canadians for Israel President of Israel Indiana University Emory Students for for Israel Outreach External, FIU Concordia Israel George UC Berkeley NYU University of Georgia State University Zionist McMaster Binghamton University of Sonoma State University of Emory Florida Drexel University for Israel University of Club Israel, and on board Tufts Hasbara University Washington British Colombia Organization) University Toronto University Massachusets, International University of Miami Calgary/ Mt. Royal University of of EIPAC York University University Binghamton Amherst University Ontario- IT Emory

Asher Ackman Assaf Assaraf Avidan Rothman Ben Gaster Ben Hollander Ben Kern Ben Rosen Benjamin Michael Michael Smith Michelle Muskal Mike Nashen Miriam Schwatz Miriam Sernik Mitch Consky Moises Mizrahi Sunny Nayberg Tal Greber Talia Raoufpur Talia Sherman Tamar Lyons Tatiana Uklist Toby Dresdner Tyler Weiss Impact Planning President of Israel President, President of Deputy Speaker: President of Outreach Chair, Rahmani Mottahedeh President of Hillel President of VP Outreach of Executive Board, SSI Secretary and SGA Opinion Editor for Director of Internal Outreach Chair in VP Programming- Radio Host of VP Wildcats for President, SSI President of SSI President- Founder and Manager of GMU Committee at Hillel Montclair Hilel Israel Club Brooklyn College Israel Forum at Bruins for Israel Soroff Israel Fellow Finance Chair, Bears Monterrey Bay Mishelanu at Ohio Israel on Campus Ryerson liason of SAFI student newspaper Engagement- Bruins Students for Israel Emory Students Campus Radio Israel Ryerson University at University of Cornellians for Israel President of Israel Israel Student LA Valley College Montclair San Fransisco Student Goverment Rutgers Hillel UCLA at Hillel, Founder for Israel UC Monterey Bay State Concordia Ryerson University University of University of for Israel Wayne State for Israel SDSU Univesity of Houston Cornell Club Association University State Brooklyn College Rutgers of Seawolves for UC Berkeley Ohio State University Massachusets, Waterloo UCLA University Emory Arizona University of University of GMU University Israel Stony Brook Amherst Houston Rochester

Benjamin Schine Benjamin Slowey Binyamin Brianna Carmona Camilla Carrie Bohn Dafna Bimstein Dana Benavi Natalie Anteby Nathan Downey Nathaniel Polachek Noa Kimia Noa Mecica Noy Anisman Orly Margulis Orly Termeie Yael Schniderman Yesy Gilels Yoni Aharoni Yoni Hammerman Yossi Cohen Yulia Shtork Zach Sandler President- Pirates Executive in AEPi Radensky Outreach Chair, Benzaquen Hillel - Israel Exec of SSI at VP of Auggies Co-President/Co- VP Finance, UBC Master/President Vice-President Executive Board, SSI VP of Bruins for President of Education Chair VP Student Founder/President President - Great VP of Bearcats Exec Leader in Israel VP of U Buffalo Board member, for Israel University of Treasurer of SSI Spartans for Israel VP Communication Programming Chair Claremont for Israel Founder of Israel Club Israel On Campus of AEPi of SSI Ryerson University Israel Dragons for Israel Bruins for Israel Outreach, Hasbara of Olam Israel Club Danes for Israel for Israel Committee for Israel IlliniPac East Carolina Wisconsin, CCNY Michigan State Social Media, Kennesaw State Claremont UC Davis Univesity of Guelph- University of Concordia Pace University UCLA Drexel University UCLA York University University of University of Binghampton Santa Monica City Buffalo University of University Milkwaukee University Hasbara University Humber British Colombia University Toronto Albany College Illinois York University

28 HASBARA HASBARA 30 HASBARA 31 AN INVESTMENT OUR BUDGET

Daniel Best Daniel Gross Daniel Kling Daniel Livingston Daniella Israelstam Danielle Ravuna David Kulp David Naftaulin Committee Member Outreach Social Media Chair of President of UR Communications VP VP Programming, Fundraiser Chair- Founder of Am of Israel on Campus Committee GMU Israel Student Israel Council Buckeyes for Israel Hasbara at York Emory Students McGill (Israel Political ITEM COST McGill University Member, Terps for Association University of Ohio State York University for Israel Discussion Club) Israel George Mason Rochester Emory McGill University IN HASBARA University of University Maryland FELLOWSHIPS IS ISRAEL ADVOCACY TRAINING Israel Advocacy Training Program to Israel (150 Students plus 25 staff) $650,000

Deborah Greene Devin Ajzenman Eden Mendel Eden Moalem Eden Rubin Elana Blinder Elana Zelden Elisa Alloul Hillel Board Social Media Chair of Israel Chair for President of Multi- President of Hillel Committee President of SSI VP Student STAFF Tufts Bulldogs for Israel AEPi- Now event faith Student Board Northridge Member, SSI and UIUC University Outreach, AN INVESTMENT IN Brooklyn College planning for SAFI Concordia IlliniPac University of Illinois Hasbara at York University of University of Illinois York University Massachusets Management - Executive Dir, Managing Dir, Canadian Dir $375,000 THE STUDENT LEADERS Regional Coordinators $250,000 Development Staff $235,000

Startup Nation Technology Fairs Staff $120,000 Eric Mandel Ethan Heller Ezra Katz Fanya Donin Gabby Fox Gabi Zweig Gabriel Hoffman Gabriella Shofet President of U Engagement President of SSI Secretary of SSI President of HFI - Secretary of BUZO Vice-President Head of Taubman ON CAMPUS AND Buffalo for Israel Chair AEPi Kent at Pace Huskies for Israel Binghamton (Treasurer) for Symposium Educational and Administrative Support Staff $120,000 Buffalo Binghamton Pace University Northeastern Realize Israel (dialogue group) NYU UC Santa Barbara

BEYOND. CAMPUS ACTIVITIES

Staff Travel to Campus $100,000

Gideon Wolder Gladys Bendahan Grace Miller-Day Grant Goldberg Hayley Nagelberg Hendel Seif Ilana Naim Ilana Sperling Campus Programming and Grants $80,000 Student Director of President- Israel Committee VP Buckeyes Founder and Committee Member President Gators Government Rep Engagement and On Campus McGill Member, SSI for Israel President of SSI of SSI and Aryeh for Israel Startup Nation Technology Fairs $150,000 UCLA Growth for Realize McGill University Ohio State University of CCNY Columbia University University of Israel Illinois Florida Fordham Campaigns and Materials $50,000

Online/Social Media Activities $25,000

OTHER EXPENSES Imbar Slavat Isaac Bushewsky Isaac Graber Isaac Lutbak Isaac Simon Jackie Cohen Jacob Birrell Jacob Vilker Israel Engagement Vice President, Lobbying Outreach Chair, VP of SAFI Social Media Chair AEPi President, Board member, Chair at Hillel, Hasbara Coordinator BIPAC SSI University of of SSI Executive of CFI IlliniPac Office Expenses (rent, phones, supplies, etc.) $75,000 Executive in SSI York University Brandeis SDSU Massachusets, Chapman (Canadians for Israel) University of Ryerson University Amherst University of Illinois Calgary/ Mt. Royal Corporate Expenses (meetings, travel, insurance etc.) $50,000

Development Expenses $50,000

PR/Marketing $20,000

Jacob Weiser Jacqueline Zenou Jake Karliner Jason Zucker Jenna Jesse Slomowitz Jessica Davidov Jessica General member of Media Comm Chair President, Founder and Kershenbaum Vice President/ President of Houghton GMU Israel Student BIPAC Syracuse for Israel President, Israeli President of Social media- Students for Israel Committee Association, Brandeis Syracuse Club Franklin and Orthodox Club, Knights for Israel Wayne State Member, SSI TOTAL EXPENSES $2,350,000 President of AEII University Marshall Hillel Rutgers University of University SDSU George Mason University Central Florida University

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