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Oct
23
2024

Foreign Policy, Regional War, and the 2024 Election

Bipartisan Empire: Foreign Policy, Regional War, and the 2024 Election

Monday, November 4th at 6:30pm at McNally Jackson Seaport in Manhattan:

As a Jewish Currents sustaining member, we wanted you to know first: On Monday, November 4th, Jewish Currents senior reporter Alex Kane will host a conversation with journalist Spencer Ackerman, historian Stephen Wertheim, and civil rights leader Maya Berry on foreign policy and the 2024 presidential election. They will discuss Donald Trump’s and Kamala Harris’s foreign policy visions, regional war in the Middle East, and the bipartisan consensus on upholding US empire in a time of war, climate catastrophe, refugee crises, and militarized borders.

In-person registration is required and seats are limited! Reserve your spot now to attend. We will livestream this event for sustaining members only. No registration is required for the livestream option, and the link will be sent out to members ahead of the event.


Spencer Ackerman
is a Pulitzer Prize and National Magazine Award winning national-security reporter, the author of “Reign of Terror: How The War on Terror Destabilized America and Produced Trump,” which won a 2022 American Book Award, and the writer of the newsletter Forever Wars.

Maya Berry is Executive Director of the Arab American Institute (AAI), where she has helped expand AAI’s work on combating hate crime and protecting the rights of securitized communities, and is Co-Chair of the Hate Crime Task Force at the Leadership Conference for Civil and Human Rights.

Stephen Wertheim is a historian, a Senior Fellow in the American Statecraft Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and the author of Tomorrow, the World: The Birth of U.S. Global Supremacy (Harvard, 2020), which explains how the United States decided to pursue global military dominance.

Alex Kane is the senior reporter at Jewish Currents.