David Schenker Talk RESCHEDULED - MARCH 17

The CAI Men's Club has rescheduled its David Schenker speaking event for Tuesday, March 17, 2009. The visit will commence at 8 pm in the Adult Lounge. There is a $5.00 speaking fee for this event.

In light of a very tight race for Prime Minister in Israel, complicated by corruption charges and a suffering economy, this should be a very enlightening talk! Mr. Schenker, who is the Director on Arab Politics at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, will also reflect on Israel's conflict in Gaza and the impact of a nuclear Iran.

For more information on this event or to RSVP, contact Marty Schenker at 973-439-1699.

David Schenker Talk POSTPONED

Due to a death in David Schenker's family, his February 10th talk at Congregation Agudath Israel will be postponed. We offer our sincerest sympathies to David and wish his family nothing but simchas going forward.

Details about a "make-up" date, likely to be sometime in March, will be publicized soon. We appreciate everyone's understanding in our cancelling this event.

WINEP's David Schenker to Speak at CAI

The Agudath Israel Men's Club is proud to sponsor a very important speaker.

Middle East expert and former Pentagon policy advisor David Schenker will discuss the latest developments in the region. Schenker will talk about the impact of the Israeli elections (slated for earlier in the day) and potential peace negotiations with the Palestinians in light of the recent conflict in Gaza. He will also survey Iranian progress on its nuclear weapons program and what it means for the region.

Currently, Mr. Schenker is the Director of Arab Politics at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. His advisements guide both U.S. military and political activity in the Middle East region. While working in the Office of the Secretary of Defense in 2005, Mr. Schenker was awarded the Medal for Exceptional Civilian Service in 2005.

Come hear the real story about what's going on in the Middle East from a real insider!

Tuesday, February 10th, 8 pm. Admission is $5.00, payable at the door.