Neil's Most Popular Seminars ********

Political Updates

Behind The Headlines An Israel and Middle East Update
Time: 2 hours ****

The threat from Iran and continued violence from Gaza have created a violent reality for Israel. Participants are provided with an understanding and overview of Israel's position in a changing Middle East and the major issues confronting countries in the region. Hamas, Hezbollah, the Golan Heights, Lebanon, the future of the territories and the changes within the Israeli Government will also be discussed.

This lecture provides an in-depth analysis of the week's news in Israel, including a news video recorded from Israeli television. This is a very popular seminar for anybody wanting to learn more about the reality of Israel and is essential for every group. So if you are interested in Israel and the Middle East - this seminar is for you!

The 5 Rules of Israel Advocacy ****
Time: 2 Hours

Criticism of Israel increases to grow. This seminar is essential for anybody involved in Israeli advocacy. Learn the essentials of being an advocate of Israel. This workshop is very popular amongst community leaders and students a like. Conducted in over 190 schools, universities and Communities worldwide, this seminar has become essential for everybody who is a friend of Israel.

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Israel in the Media ****

Using recent examples from the major news channels, Neil leads a provocative discussion and analysis of Israel's changing image in the television. This is a crucial seminar for anybody that wants to understand Israel's media problems and the difficulties facing Israel in the international media.

Green LineTour
Time 2 Hours

Israel's security fence is at the center of an international storm. This seminar looks at the reasons behind Israel's building of the fence and the problems involved. If you want to understand what is really happening between Israel and the Palestinians this tour is vital for you to experience.

The tour begins in the Gilo, an area that became central to the conflict between Israelis and Palestinian in the second Intifada

We then visit Checkpoint 300, an entrance and exit point to many Palestinians daily and discuss the issue of Israel's security dilemmas

We then travel through the West Bank, down the tunnel road in the direction of the Gush Etzion Bloc (optional visit to Efrat).

We pass the latest construction of the Israel's security fence and discuss the implications for the Palestinian villiage of Hassan.

We pass Betar, a settlement of 40,000 orthodox Jews and pass back over the Green line to Tsur Hadassah, a border line town.

For smaller adult groups there is the option of drinking coffee at Neil's home!

For information on the fence click HERE.

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