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Insider Briefing with Yossi Klein-Halevi: Biden & the Pursuit of Peace

Join HonestReporting Canada’s webinar on Sunday, January 17.

On January 20, Joe Biden will become the new president of the United States. What does that mean for Israel, which relies on a strong US diplomatic and military alliance? And what does the new Biden administration mean for the cause of Middle East peace?

On Sunday, January 17 at 1pm eastern time, join HonestReporting Canada for its first Insider Briefing of 2020, with one of Israel’s most prominent authors and public thinkers, Yossi Klein-Halevi.

The free webinar, “Biden & the Pursuit of Mideast Peace,” will feature Mr. Klein-Halevi for a discussion of how the incoming Biden administration is likely to impact the Iranian nuclear deal, Israel’s peace agreements with various Arab states, and US support for Israel in general.

Mr. Klein-Halevi is a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem. His latest book, Letters to My Palestinian Neighbour, is a New York Times bestseller. WHEN: Sunday, January 17, 2021 at 1pm eastern time. No cost to attend. How to join: Link: zoom.us/j/91226390287 Webinar ID: 912 2639 0287 Phone: 647-374-4685 HonestReporting Canada is an independent grass-roots organization promoting fairness and accuracy in Canadian media coverage of Israel and the Middle East. With the assistance of our over 45,000 members from coast to coast, HRC monitors the media, recognizes excellence and exposes inaccuracy and bias in Canadian reporting on the region.

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