JOIN US FOR A POWERFUL EVENING
Omer Wenkert survived the October 7 Nova music festival attack and endured 505 days as a hostage in Gaza. Now, on his first trip to the United States, Omer will share his extraordinary story of survival, hope, and resilience.
He’ll be in conversation with Dana Arschin, UJA’s Witness Project facilitator and Emmy Award-winning journalist, for an intimate discussion about keeping hope alive through unimaginable darkness and rebuilding life after his release.
This is a rare opportunity to hear Omer’s story, honor his courage, and stand united against hate and terror.
You'll also learn about UJA's Witness Project, which preserves the stories of Holocaust survivors, and hear how the students who take part in it have stood up against antisemitism in their communities, on college campuses, and beyond.
