Fourth Jerusalem Leaders Summit | Israel

The Fourth Jerusalem Leaders Summit was held on December 28, 2022 in Israel with co-hosts International Leaders Summit and Menachem Begin Heritage Center and in partnership with America's Roundtable and The Washington Times.

“Our gathering affirms America’s strong bonds of partnership with the Jewish state of Israel, and a commitment to advance our shared values and timeless principles.” — Senator Jim DeMint

In The Jerusalem Post, Natasha Srdoc, MBA and Joel Anand Samy, co-founders of International Leaders Summit and Jerusalem Leaders Summit articulate principled ideas to expand the Abraham Accords.

“And when President Trump recognized Jerusalem as the eternal capital of the Jewish people on December 6, 2017, we embarked on a path to peace. Many predicted an explosion of violence, but indeed, what resulted was an explosion of peace over the next four years. We were able to conclude five different agreements, normalization agreements between Israel and five Muslim nations that we refer to as the Abraham Accords.” — Ambassador David Friedman

JNS —"Expanding Abraham Accords, strengthening Israel’s alliances top agenda at Jerusalem summit"

“During my time in Congress, I have been proud to support legislation that  would require the State Department to develop strategies to build upon  the successes of the Abraham Accords.” — U.S. Congressman Mike Bost  (R-IL)

"The Jerusalem Leaders Summit's speakers and engaged partners are dedicated to advancing our shared values and principles and affirming the Abraham Accords.  The Jerusalem Leaders Summit’s series of events in Israel provides premier opportunities  to network with leaders from business, government, media and the think  tank arena." —Natasha Srdoc, MBA, co-founder, Jerusalem Leaders Summit and International Leaders Summit and Co-Host, America's Roundtable Media

CBN NEWS| JERUSALEM, Israel – Business, government and media leaders met in Jerusalem recently to share ideas on strengthening ties between Israel, its Middle Eastern neighbors, and Europe.   The summit aims to keep the rule of law a priority while advancing economic freedom and free trade.