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Sponsored Advertisement Date: Wednesday, November 29 Time: 9am PT / 12pm ET / 7pm Israel time What’s next for Israel’s current ground invasion against Hamas in Gaza, and what will a post-Hamas Gaza Strip look like? Join American Society of the University of Haifa (ASUH) on Wednesday, November 29 at 12 pm ET for a unique perspective on the war from former Prime Minister of Israel Ehud Olmert, who led the country in the aftermath of the watershed Gaza Disengagement Plan and has uniquely intimate knowledge about Gaza and about how the Hamas terror regime operates. Olmert served as Prime Minister of Israel from 2006 to 2009. During his tenure, he led the country in navigating several hot button issues that are as relevant today as they were back then. In 2006, he led the country during the Second Lebanon War, and in 2009, he oversaw a ground invasion in Gaza with Operation Cast Lead. As tension and conflict in the region today reach a boiling point, many in the international community are calling for revisiting the two-state solution framework, something Olmert worked hard to achieve at the Annapolis Conference in 2006. Olmert will be speaking alongside Dov Weissglas, Chair of the Executive Committee of University of Haifa and former Director-General of Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office under Ariel Sharon. In his role as Director-General of Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office, Weissglas served as a diplomatic delegate for negotiating with U.S. National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice and U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, and Weissglas was one of the key architects of the Israeli disengagement from Gaza. After his term finished in 2004, he continued to act as a special adviser to the Prime Minister for the rest of Sharon’s term, and he remained in this role under Olmert until his resignation in June 2006. Join us for an illuminating discussion from two key players involved with Israel’s disengagement from Gaza. These leaders will shed light on what they believe Israel should do moving forward and what’s next for the region. This webinar will include opening and closing remarks from ASUH’s CEO, Naomi Reinharz. [REGISTER HERE]( Because you are a registered member of the [timesofisrael.com]( email list, you are receiving this advertiser sponsored email. No endorsement by The Times of Israel of advertiser products or services, real or implied, is intended. For more information: The Times of Israel, 4 Washington Street, Jerusalem 9418704, Israel You are currently subscribed as {EMAIL}. [Unsubscribe from commercial offers from The Times of Israel]( Note: This will not unsubscribe you from Times of Israel editorial newsletters [View in browser](

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