British Friends of The Hebrew University

"Intelligence in policy making" evening

British Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

and The Henry Jackson Society

invite you to a discussion by Leading Intelligence
Experts from several worlds - politics, media,
academia and the operational field - on...

The value of Intelligence in policy making:
what should we expect and when should we act on it?

Panellists:

Efraim Halevy, former head of Mossad and the Israeli National Security Council, currently
Head of the Hebrew University's Shasha Institute for International Seminars.

The Rt Hon George Howarth MP, active member of the Intelligence and Security Committee.
He has also been chair of the Knowsley South Constituency Labour Party as well as Parliamentary
Under Secretary of State at the Home Office.

Ian Black, Middle East editor of The Guardian and co-author of the book Israel's Secret Wars:
A History of Israel's Intelligence Services.

The discussion will be chaired by:

Bob Ayres, Associate Fellow on the International Security Programme at Chatham House, the
London-based think-tank. His specialist subjects include homeland security, national foreign
intelligence and counter intelligence.

Wednesday 26th November 2008

7.30pm Registration
8.00pm - 9.00pm Panel Discussion
followed by Q & A

1 Great George Street
(Institute of Civil Engineers)
Westminster, London
SW1P 3AA (see map)

Tickets: £25

Book online here, email tara.sassoon@bfhu.org
or call Tara 020 7691 1475