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Igor Khayet
Head of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, Gusto
Igor Khayet is a professional with a passion for making a meaningful impact on the world. Currently, he holds a key role in managing partnerships at Gusto, contributing to the growth of numerous small businesses.
Igor Khayet pursued his education at prestigious institutions, holding an MBA with a focus on Strategy and Finance from the Yale School of Management, and a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service, majoring in International Politics and Economics at Georgetown University.
Throughout his career, Igor Khayet has held various prominent positions, including heading business development and strategic partnerships at Gusto, directing strategy at Apollo Group, managing operations at Apollo Group, serving on the Board of Directors at HIAS, participating as an Education Ventures Fellow at Kauffman Labs, working as a Summer Associate focusing on Capital and Market Risk at American Express, and contributing as a Financial Strategy Consultant at IBM Global Services.
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Iran - one of biggest sponsors of worldwide terrorism - begins their appointment today as the chair of the @UN Human Rights Forum. We live in a confusing world where good and evil appear difficult to discern. But the truth is simple when you are not afraid to look - let’s set the record straight on a few key points of confusion;
Protests at “elite” universities - Harvard University, Yale University, Columbia University claim Israel is an “apartheid state”, a “colonizer”. But did you know that the western wall constitutes the remnants of the 2,000 year old Jewish temple and that 2M Arabs live in Israel? Less than 10,000 Jews remain in Arab countries, down from almost 1M before 1948. Donning a kippa in Iran is suicide, but a hijab in Jerusalem will go unnoticed.
UN Secretary General António Guterres believes the actions of Hamas on 10/07 didn’t happen in a vacuum. “The Palestinian people have been subjected to oppression” - but by whom? 1) Israel completely withdrew from Gaza in 2006, and the people elected Hamas to govern. They spent the past 18 years building an extensive terror infrastructure instead of governing and building a society 2) Is targeting and killing innocent civilians justified as long as you have an argument for oppression? Hamas slaughtered 1,000+ innocent israelis, burned people alive, decapitated bodies, and raped women in the Oct 7th massacre. They also took 240+ hostages and celebrated their crimes (http://bit.ly/3sgb9E8). This is coming from the head of the UN? Sounds like an open invitation for any terrorist group to justify their actions.
Photos of dead civilians in Gaza abound. Palestinian deaths outnumber those of Israelis. Is the bad guy the one that kills more people? This is illogical and morally bankrupt thinking. During WW2 - 350-500K German civilians were killed. But the Nazis were defeated and the world became a better place. Similarly, Hamas must be eradicated as they will not stop: “We will repeat Oct. 7 attacks over and over again until Israel is annihilated" (Hamas Official Ghazi Hamad - bit.ly/3tTmqul)”. Israel is fighting a war of survival - it must eradicate Hamas. We have all been to the holocaust museums and memorials - we don’t want to repeat history.
Israel has both a right and a moral obligation to bring back the innocent hostages, defend itself from future attacks, and free the world from Hamas.
Deciding whether to support Israel at this time is not something to be confused about.
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