September 07, 2026
Get-together
The Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem cordially invite you to an elegant get-together on September 7, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Capital Club Berlin. You can look forward to an exclusive evening featuring scholars from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, stimulating conversations, and fine dining.
Capital Club Berlin |
Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Straße 30
10117 Berlin
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September 22, 2026
The Most Consequential Elections in Israeli History?
Continuing the British Friends' Centennial celebrations, the British Friends Legal Group Invites You to a panel discussion with:
Professor Tomer Broude (Dean of the Faculty of Law at the Hebrew University, Bessie and Michael Greenblatt Q.C. Chair in Public and International Law)
Professor Raphael Cohen-Almagor (Professor and Chair in Politics at the University of Hull, President of The Association for Israel Studies and visiting professor at UCLA and Johns Hopkins University)
Professor Yoav Dotan (Edwin A. Goodman Professor for Public Law and former Dean at the Faculty of Law at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Hosted by Lord Pannick KC, Chair of the British Friends Legal Group
Central London Location
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October 18-25, 2026
NEXT GEN & ALUMNI IMPACT JOURNEY
Embark on an immersive, intellectually engaging journey designed for young professionals and Hebrew University alumni in their 30s and 40s. Explore Israel’s rich heritage, vibrant culture, and bold future through exclusive access to Hebrew University’s leading scholars, innovators, and changemakers.
Curated for the next generation of leaders and visionaries, this journey offers extraordinary opportunities for discovery, inspiration, and connection crafted by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem, Negev Desert, Tel Aviv
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April 11th, 2027
From Tragedy to Remedy:
The Protective Potential of Psychedelics.
Save the Date | From Tragedy to Remedy
April 11, 2027 | Zurich | 17:00
The Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in German-speaking Switzerland invite you to an evening exploring “From Tragedy to Remedy: The Protective Potential of Psychedelics.”
The event will bring together leading researchers and clinicians to discuss emerging perspectives on the therapeutic potential of psychedelics in trauma, PTSD, neuroplasticity, and palliative care.
The program will feature Prof. Gali Umschweif-Nevo and Amit Schwarz, PhD student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, alongside Dr. med. M.Sc. Sivan Schipper, specialist in palliative medicine at Spital Uster. The discussion will be moderated by Prof. Dr. Martin Pruschy of the University of Zurich.
Further details and registration information will follow.
Zurich, Switzerland
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