The Abraham Accords – Can Oct. 7 Be the Beginning of a New Middle East?

Talk by Barak Sella, Elson Fellow at the Jewish Federation.

Barak Sella is an Israeli-American educator, writer and community organizer, recognized as a leading voice on US-Israel relations, Jewish peoplehood and combating antisemitism and extremism. Born in Texas and raised in Israel, Barak’s activism was shaped by the legacy of Yitzhak Rabin, youth leadership, and a deep commitment to democracy and peace. He previously served as Executive Director of the Reut Institute and has worked with governments, NGOs, and Jewish communities worldwide. A Harvard Kennedy School graduate and current Fellow at the Belfer Center’s Middle East Initiative, Barak continues to lead efforts at the intersection of Jewish identity, policy and civil society.