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IDF Chief of Staff Aviv Kohavi to Brief Live Audience in NYC April 16

The MirYam Institute will host a live and exclusive briefing in New York City with former IDF Chief of Staff, Lt. Gen. Aviv Kohavi, IDF (Res.) 2019-2023

Informed by a career dedicated to the safety and security of the State of Israel, Lt. Gen. Aviv Kohavi will address himself to the events of Oct. 7, the military operation in the Gaza Strip and against Hezbollah and the strategic positioning of Israel at this time. Audience questions will follow the presentation.

Benjamin Anthony and Rozita Pnini, co-founders of The MirYam Institute, commented that “there is no individual more qualified than Lt. Gen. Aviv Kohavi currently available to speak about the tragic events of Oct. 7, 2023 and the military and strategic implications of the fallout of that horrific day. This candid briefing will deepen the understanding of all who are present. We look forward to a robust attendance from the community.”

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