DOOMED TO SUCCEED:
The U.S. - Israel Relationship from Truman to Obama
The U.S. - Israel Relationship from Truman to Obama
Sunday, October 25, 3 p.m.
At the Forest Hills Jewish Center
with Prof. Mark Rosenblum,
Director of Queens College Center for Jewish Studies
with Prof. Mark Rosenblum,
Director of Queens College Center for Jewish Studies
For almost three decades, Ambassador Dennis Ross has been one of the leading figures in Middle East peace negotiations.
In his ultimate insider’s account, Ambassador Ross tells the story of the close but troubled relationship between the U.S. and Israel over six decades, from 1948 through the current administration. Through both Democratic and Republican administrations, Dennis Ross has been the lead U.S. negotiator in the Middle East, at Camp David and at Oslo, as well as Special Assistant to President Barack Obama.
Dennis Ross is one of the key figures who has shaped American policy in the Middle East for over thirty years. Today Dennis Ross is a Fellow at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy and Distinguished Professor at Georgetown University.
Speaking of Ross, President Clinton said “No one worked harder for peace than Dennis. He gave it everything he had and served our nation very well.”
In his ultimate insider’s account, Ambassador Ross tells the story of the close but troubled relationship between the U.S. and Israel over six decades, from 1948 through the current administration. Through both Democratic and Republican administrations, Dennis Ross has been the lead U.S. negotiator in the Middle East, at Camp David and at Oslo, as well as Special Assistant to President Barack Obama.
Dennis Ross is one of the key figures who has shaped American policy in the Middle East for over thirty years. Today Dennis Ross is a Fellow at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy and Distinguished Professor at Georgetown University.
Speaking of Ross, President Clinton said “No one worked harder for peace than Dennis. He gave it everything he had and served our nation very well.”
19th Annual Author’s Cafe Event to Benefit the Hevesi Jewish Heritage Library!
Co-sponsored by the Forest Hills Jewish Center, the Queens Jewish Community Council, and Queens College Center for Jewish Studies & Center for Ethnic, Racial & Religious Understanding.
Co-sponsored by the Forest Hills Jewish Center, the Queens Jewish Community Council, and Queens College Center for Jewish Studies & Center for Ethnic, Racial & Religious Understanding.
Kosher Desserts & Coffee!
Minimum donation: $18 in advance/$25 at the door
Donations at $75 will receive a copy of the book, autographed by Ambassador Ross.
Donations at $75 will receive a copy of the book, autographed by Ambassador Ross.
Student and group discounts available in advance. Click here for more information on discounts.
RSVP by October 23.
Please consider becoming a Friend of The Library at $45 to support the library programming you enjoy all year long!
RSVP by October 23.
Please consider becoming a Friend of The Library at $45 to support the library programming you enjoy all year long!
For information or tickets, call (718) 268-5011, ext. 151, or reserve online at www.cqy.org/tickets. You can also mail a check, payable to the Central Queens Y to the address below.
The Hevesi Jewish Heritage Library is a free public library of Jewish culture, open to all, and located in the Central Queens Y.
Central Queens Y
67-09 108 Street, Forest Hills, NY 11375
(718) 268-5011, ext. 151
pkurtz@cqy.org
www.cqy.org
The Hevesi Jewish Heritage Library is a free public library of Jewish culture, open to all, and located in the Central Queens Y.
Central Queens Y
67-09 108 Street, Forest Hills, NY 11375
(718) 268-5011, ext. 151
pkurtz@cqy.org
www.cqy.org
