AJC hosts Summer Lunch & Learn

AJC's Associate Director of International Affairs speaks at AJC West Coast Florida's Summer Lunch and Learn event

  • By Heather Merriman Saba
  • | 2:55 p.m. June 30, 2015
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AJC's Associate Director of International Affairs spoke on the subject matter "Isreal and the UN: When is enough, enough?" at the AJC West Coast Florida's Summer Lunch and Learn event on Tuesday, June 30, at Michael's On East. 

Featured speaker Aaron Jacob, Carol and Mort Siegler and Brad Robbins
Featured speaker Aaron Jacob, Carol and Mort Siegler and Brad Robbins
Sue Jacobson and Dorothy Jacobson with Judy and Bob Vidger
Sue Jacobson and Dorothy Jacobson with Judy and Bob Vidger
JoAnn Spiegel, Sheila Birnbaum and Lynn Sacks
JoAnn Spiegel, Sheila Birnbaum and Lynn Sacks
Veronica Brady, Brian Lipton and Anne Virag
Veronica Brady, Brian Lipton and Anne Virag
Roberta Fox, Ros Mazur and Jim Fox
Roberta Fox, Ros Mazur and Jim Fox
Tess Herschman and Karen Rosenbloom
Tess Herschman and Karen Rosenbloom
Ina Rae Levy, Brian Lipton and Anne Virag
Ina Rae Levy, Brian Lipton and Anne Virag
Brian Lipton and Anne Virag
Brian Lipton and Anne Virag

 

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