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כ-400 חברי קהילת תגלית אקסל ועידת ניו יורק

“The connection that secures the Jewish future”: Birthright Excel’s young leaders gather in New York

02.04.25|CTech
In one of the most challenging moments for the Jewish people and the State of Israel, nearly 400 members of Birthright Excel – Birthright Israel’s global business leadership community – gathered in New York City for its annual summit.
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"Birthright’s Excel program is the Iron Dome of business of the Jewish people"

27.03.25|Meir Orbach
Taglit-Birthright International CEO Gidi Mark spoke at Calcalist and Bank Leumi's Mind the Tech NY 2025 conference about the importance of the program for training the next generation of leaders and strengthening their connection to Israel and Judaism.
עידית רובין מנהלת תגלית אקסל

Integration strategy: How Jewish interns from abroad strengthen national security

05.02.25|Idit Rubin
"We must continue investing in interns from abroad and recognize that they are not just interns—they are our ambassadors, our frontline advocates, and our true partners in the world," writes Idit Rubin, Executive Director of Birthright Excel.
משתתפי תגלית למצוינים 2019

Birthright pushes on with lucrative Israel internship program despite Covid-19

08.06.20|Ron Friedman
Participants hailing from top universities will complete their placements this summer virtually. Acclaimed behavioral economist Dan Ariely offered them career advice