Epstein Secrets

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n spent her 18 months of mandatory military service in the Israeli Air Force. She then spent two years at medical school at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem before leaving to study architecture, starting her degree in Israel but finishing in London. She did her PhD in the U.S., moving there permanently

e and the desirability, and feasibility, of building new institutions to help sustain life on Earth. Stewart Patrick, senior fellow and director of Carnegie's Global Order and Institutions program, will moderate a discussion with authors Jonathan Blake, associate director at the Berggruen Institute, and

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