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  • CFHU Centennial Authors Spotlight Series w/ Lihi Lapid

    Join us as we spotlight acclaimed Israeli and Canadian authors in a celebration of storytelling that unites us all. Lihi Lapid is an internationally acclaimed bestselling author and a prominent voice on contemporary women’s issues. Her book I Wanted to Be Wonderful became a USA Today bestseller, and her latest novel, On Her Own, is published by HarperCollins. For over 15 years, she wrote a popular weekly column in Israel’s leading newspaper, reflecting on motherhood, career, and identity. A passionate advocate for inclusion, Lapid serves as President of SHEKEL and is a leading activist for people with disabilities. Purchase the book: https://www.amazon.ca/Her-Own-Novel-Lihi-Lapid/dp/0063309769 Pnina Pinchevsky is a graduate of the Hebrew University School of Social Work with over 25 years of experience as a social worker and psychotherapist. She completed advanced training at the Argyle Institute, where she later joined the teaching staff. Specializing in trauma, loss, grief, and resilience, she continues her work in private practice and has facilitated support groups for young adults. An avid reader, she has been a dedicated member of a Montreal book club since 2006.

  • After the Fire: Strategic Shifts in the Middle East Post Israel–Iran War

    Join us for a timely conversation and insider's perspective with Brigadier General (ret.) Zvika Haimovich, former Commander of Israel’s Air Defense Forces, as he shares insights from the recent 12-day war with Iran — a conflict that exposed the Israeli home front to unprecedented ballistic missile strikes. As the architect of Israel’s multi-layered air defense strategy, including Iron Dome and Arrow, Haimovich offers a rare insider’s perspective on what worked, what failed, and what must come next to keep Israel safe in an evolving threat landscape. For registration click here:

  • CFHU Centennial Authors Spotlight Series w/ Sivan Slapak

    Join us as we spotlight acclaimed Israeli and Canadian authors in a celebration of storytelling that unites us all. Sivan Slapak , who lived in Jerusalem for 20 years before returning to Canada in 2013, has had her short fiction and essays published in various Canadian literary journals and anthologies. Her debut book, Here Is Still Here , was a finalist for the QWF Concordia University First Book Prize . Sivan resides in Montreal, working in the arts and culture sector. Moderator Debbie Dankoff had been reviewing books for over 15 years at various Montreal book clubs. She took a break to kick cancer in the butt and earn a Master’s Degree in Philanthropy and Not for Profit Leadership. Currently, she is the VP of National Development for the Canadian Friends of Hebrew University, and excited to be back reviewing as part of the book club showcasing HUJI alumni. Registration link: Webinar Registration - Zoom

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  • Sperling Scholarships

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    < Back Garin Tzabar Scholarship Apply Now Job Type Lone Soldiers/Bnot Sherut Leumi Requirements Must be a Garin Tzabar Lone Soldier About the Company Scholarship amount varies 2 academic credits in recognition of IDF service Dedicated madrich to support you in your studies Unlimited deferral until your IDF service is completed Apply Now

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