Lecture in Tzahala: World War II

Did you know that as early as 1941, Britain received reliable reports of the mass murder of Jews? Is it true that the United States had evidence in 1942 of the existence of extermination camps in Europe? How did the world powers ignore the annihilation of the Jewish people during World War II?

A powerful lecture revealing findings and documents that shed new light on the behind-the-scenes story of the international silence.

Wednesday | October 7, 2026
9:30 | Gathering for coffee and a social meeting
10:00 | Lecture: World War II and the International Silence

Lecturer: Raz Idelson, who holds a bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, Criminology, and the Jewish Studies program at Bar-Ilan University. He served in intelligence and investigations, with extensive experience in the Israel Police, including Lahav 433, the IDF, and the security forces. During his military service, he served as a noncommissioned intelligence officer in the 202nd Battalion, and in the reserves as a Shin Bet field security officer in the territories. In addition, he served as an aerial patrol officer in the police’s aerial division for more than 20 years.

A sought-after lecturer before a variety of forums: public and private organizations, the IDF, Tzevet, courts, defense industries, and more. His lectures combine practical experience with academic knowledge, offer unique insights, and captivate audiences.

Ticket price: 20 NIS, including coffee and light refreshments.

Tzehala Community Center: 1 Avner St.
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We look forward to seeing you,
The Tzehala Community Center team.