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Yonatan Adiri in conversation with Konstantin Kisin

A closer look at the forces reshaping our reality

For the first time in Israel: Konstantin Kisin — a British satirist, author, and social commentator born in the Soviet Union, host of the Triggernometry podcast In conversation with Yonatan Adiri-tech entrepreneur and host of the "Table 4" podcast.

Konstantin Kisin is a Soviet-born British satirist, author and social commentator, and one of the most influential voices in the West advocating for Western civilization and freedom of speech. Born in Moscow into a family that experienced Soviet repression firsthand — his grandmother was born in the Gulag — Kisin immigrated to the United Kingdom at the age of 13. In 2018, together with Francis Foster, he co-founded the TRIGGERnometry podcast, which has grown into one of the world’s leading platforms for open and free discussion, with more than one million subscribers. His book, An Immigrant’s Love Letter to the West, became a Sunday Times bestseller in its first week of publication. His Oxford Union speech challenging cancel culture has been viewed tens of millions of times and has become one of the most widely quoted speeches of the decade. Since October 7, Kisin has emerged as one of the most prominent international voices defending Israel in the global public arena.
He is a regular contributor to The Telegraph, The Spectator and Tablet, and lives in London.

Yonatan Adiri — For the past 25 years, Yonatan Adiri has operated at the intersection of technology and statecraft. He served as the Political and Technology Advisor to the late President of Israel, Shimon Peres, during the formative years of the global financial crisis and the Arab Spring. Following training at NASA facilities, Adiri founded two high-tech companies. The first, in the transportation sector, went public on NASDAQ. The second, Healthy.io, became the first company in the world to receive FDA clearance for AI-powered at-home diagnostics. TIME magazine named him one of the 50 most influential people in healthcare. Adiri is also the co-founder of Aleinu – The Founders’ Grandchildren Generation, a movement and home for bold, radical ideas about the future of society and public life. He is married to Maureen, a father of four, and lives in Tel Aviv.

You're invited to an evening of conversation about the forces reshaping our reality: the AI revolution, whether the West is losing its way, and where Israel is headed amid this shifting landscape.

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*The event will be held in English.

ICC Jerusalem · 3.12.2026 · Doors open 19:00 · Event begins 20:30