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Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) CEO Sacha Roytman participated last week in a meeting of the Israeli High Tech Forum’s Silicon Club, one of Israel’s oldest and most influential networks for senior executives in the technology sector.
Established in 2010, the forum regularly hosts CEOs, founders, investors, and top government and military officials for discussions on strategic issues in the realms of technological innovation, national security, entrepreneurship, and economic growth.
Last Monday’s event at the ANU — Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv focused on technologies that are redefining Israel’s defensive capabilities amid the ongoing security challenges the country is facing on multiple fronts.
The program featured keynote remarks by: Dror Bar, CEO of Elta Systems; Maj. Gen. (Res.) Doron Gavish, former Commander of the Israeli Air Defense Array and current executive at DNR Technologies; Naor Caspi of Fresh Defense; Michal Mor, CEO of Smart Shooter; and Niv Cohen-Rave, Deputy CEO of Elbit Systems.
The evening opened with a presentation by Roytman, who highlighted CAM’s global efforts to combat antisemitism.
“The Qataris can come with money, and a billion Muslims can be antisemitic, but where we have our edge, or our advantage, is our brains and our wisdom,” Roytman said.
