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JCRC Podcast #1, 8/2/2006: Leadership Briefing on the Middle East Crisis

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This podcast is JCRC Podcast #1, a recording of a leadership briefing conducted by the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey for its board members and constituent agency leaders, to bring them up to date on developments in Israel during the current conflict. This program was recorded August 2, 2006. The briefing is moderated by Henry Maurer, president of the Jewish Community Relations Council, the Federation's public policy and human relations arm. The speakers are: Dr. Janine Sobel, president of the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey, who just returned from an emergency mission to Israel General Ephraim Lapid, one of Israel's leading authorities in Public and Military Affairs. General Lapid served as a Senior Intelligence officer in the Israel Defense Forces (I.D.F). He has been an instructor at Israel's National Defense College and Headed Israel Army Radio, Galei Zahal. Download the podcast file here (116.4mb stereo MP3 file, 01:22:46 length). Theme Music: "Untitled," by Dave Ahl, from GarageBand.com

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