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WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps
Empowering Jewish Leaders of Tomorrow

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A global network filled with outstanding public speakers from multiple regions and can speak in various languages on our core topics.
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Our Guide to Understanding the Jewish People
Regardless of the individual reasons, Jewish pride is a powerful and meaningful expression of one's connection to a unique and enduring cultural and spiritual tradition.
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Jews From the Middle East and North Africa
Take a glimpse into the history and legacy of Jewish communities across the Middle East and North Africa.
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For generations, the Jewish tradition and teachings have discussed the importance of a healthy environment and have been outspoken in favor of preserving the earth.
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About the WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps

The WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps is the flagship program of the World Jewish Congress (WJC), under the vision and leadership of WJC President Ronald S. Lauder. This program empowers the new generations of outstanding Jewish leaders. We are a highly selective worldwide network of over 360 members from 60 countries receiving opportunities, experience, and skills to impact Jewish interests through diplomacy and public policy.

Our objective is to represent and strengthen the Jewish communities, ensuring their strong voice in global affairs today - and for decades to come.

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WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps in the Media

WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps members gather for Limmud UK Festival to empower young Jewish leaders

The festival, which primarily focused on empowering young Jewish leaders and promoting a positive view of Jewish communities as a mechanism to combat antisemitism, provided an opportunity for members of the JDCorps to connect with fellow community leaders from around the world.

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01 Jan 2023
WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps delegation to Washington DC
14 Dec 2022
WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps hold high-level talks in D.C. as part of regional gathering
13 Dec 2022
World Jewish Congress delegation to Moldova explores development of Jewish community
22 Dec 2022
WJC gathers experts to address importance of gender equality
08 Dec 2022
WJC JDCorps and Emirati Diplomatic Academy launches educational program on Jewish life
17 Nov 2022
Young Jewish leaders never more important, WJC President tells WJC Future Leadership
01 Dec 2022
WJC Future Leadership programs spearheads women representation in Jewish leadership
26 Oct 2022
WJC at UNHRC 51: Addressing the situation of minorities under totalitarian regimes
26 Oct 2022
WJC at UNHRC 51: Addressing intersectionality in combating all forms of racial hatred
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WJC’s Jewish Diplomatic Corps - Videos

UNHRC 52: Racism and antisemitism as a threat to democratic societies
UNHRC 52: Racism and antisemitism as a threat to democratic societies
Tue, 25 Apr 2023
UNHRC 52: Condemning unfair treatment of Israel at the UNHRC
UNHRC 52: Condemning unfair treatment of Israel at the UNHRC
Mon, 24 Apr 2023
UNHRC 52: Fostering Jewish Life in Finland
UNHRC 52: Fostering Jewish Life in Finland
Mon, 24 Apr 2023
Promoting human rights and fighting antisemitism across the world
Promoting human rights and fighting antisemitism across the world
Fri, 16 Jul 2021
Celebrating Jewish Pride & identity
Celebrating Jewish Pride & identity
Thu, 24 Jun 2021
WJC 16th Plenary Assembly: “A Jew, a Christian and a Muslim walk into a café .. What is the future of interpersonal interfaith relations?”
WJC 16th Plenary Assembly: “A Jew, a Christian and a Muslim walk into a café .. What is the future of interpersonal interfaith relations?”
Wed, 28 Apr 2021
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WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps Steering Committee

The Steering Committee is the program’s advisory board as representatives of all WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps regions.

Eli Novershtern

WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps President

Dr. Sonat Binecker-Hart

Jewish Diplomatic Corps Chair

Gabriel Buznick

Member, WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps Steering Committee

Ariel Krok

Member, WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps Steering Committee

Amichai Wise

Member, WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps Steering Committee

Tamara Fathi

Member, WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps Steering Committee

Yariv Nornberg

Member, WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps Steering Committee

Alana Frances Baranov

Member, WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps Steering Committee

Dr. Efrat Sopher

Member, WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps Steering Committee

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Not 27 yet?

WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corps programs are for individuals aged 27 and up. High school and university students, members of Jewish student union, and recent graduates are encouraged to learn about WJC NextGen.
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