As Israel navigates one of the most challenging periods in its modern history, questions surrounding the country’s economic resilience, financial stability, and long-term outlook have taken on renewed urgency.

In this timely webinar hosted by American Friends of Bar-Ilan University, Professor Alon Raviv—Head of Bar-Ilan University’s International MBA Program and an expert in banking systems, financial risk, and economic resilience—explores how prolonged conflict is impacting Israel’s economy, markets, businesses, and global investment climate.

Drawing on his experience in both academia and the financial sector, including senior leadership at Bank Hapoalim, Professor Raviv discusses:
• The economic effects of prolonged regional conflict

• Investor confidence and financial market resilience

• Budget deficits, debt, and economic growth projections

• The role of innovation and international investment in Israel’s recovery

• How Israeli businesses and students are adapting during wartime

The conversation is moderated by Harvey Kaminski, National Board Member of American Friends of Bar-Ilan University.

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