Below you will find a new weekly publication entitled AIPAC This Week. It's designed to be your "AIPAC TV Guide" for the week ahead.
In the AIPAC This Week below, you can explore on-demand content you can watch, take action with Congress, and read recommended articles.
I hope this new email helps you navigate the great content AIPAC makes available each week and stay informed about the issues affecting the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Continue checking AIPAC Engage daily to explore on-demand content and stay informed about the issues affecting the U.S.-Israel relationship.
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Brian Shankman
Director of Regional Affairs and Development
Act • Watch • Read
Oppose Attacks Against Israel at the ICC.
AIPAC is urging Congress to sign bipartisan letters in the Senate and House encouraging continued support for the U.S. and Israel against illegitimate attacks by the ICC.
AIPAC Briefing: This Week in Israel
Featuring: Renee Sharon (6 minutes)
Renee Sharon—AIEF Educational Seminar Leader—offers an update on the latest developments in Israel, including the most recent political news affecting government formation, how coronavirus is impacting Israelis, and the events being discussed in the Israeli media.
AIPAC Briefing: Transforming Patient Care with the Power of AI
Featuring: Zebra Medical Vision (14 minutes)
Israeli digital healthcare company, Zebra Medical Vision, is using artificial intelligence and machine learning to help patients receive better, faster and more accurate care. Zebra Medical Vision’s CEO Ohad Arazi explains how this technology is providing healthcare providers tools to improve patient care and help fight coronavirus.
AIPAC Briefing: A New Way to Prevent Infections
Featuring: SaNOtize (10 minutes)
SaNOtize, an Israeli biotech company, has discovered an innovative way to use a naturally found compound to treat infections. Dr. Gilly Regev, SaNOtize’s CEO and Co-Founder, sits down with AIPAC to discuss how her company is helping prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Middle East Update: COVID-19
AIPAC Memo
Initial analyses of coronavirus in the Middle East will be tentative due to crucial information gaps. Most Arab states, for example, have published very low coronavirus infection rates. We have the most information regarding Israel, because of its prompt and transparent response to the crisis, and Iran, because of its tardy and opaque one.
State of Jurisdiction: The International Criminal Court and the ‘Situation in Palestine’
Alexander Loengarov, The Washington Institute
The question of whether the ICC is able to proceed with cases against Israeli and Palestinian officials may hinge on fuzzy international legal criteria and competing arguments by sympathetic governments.
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