ABRAHAM
HAMRA
Born in Damascus. Raised in New York. Now fighting the same Islamic extremism and antisemitism his family once fled — on every stage, in every language, without apology.
The Voice They
Can't Cancel
Abraham Hamra grew up in Damascus, Syria — a city where Jewish families couldn't leave, couldn't wear a kippah in public, and lived under the constant shadow of state-sanctioned antisemitism and Islamic extremism. He was among the last Jews trapped there before a U.S. treaty freed Syria's Jewish community in 1992.
He arrived in New York at age seven. He put himself through Hofstra University and Pace Law School, graduating magna cum laude, built a litigation firm, sold it, and became managing partner at one of America's leading immigration law firms. Then — in 2021 — he watched a Jewish man get beaten in Times Square and decided he was done waiting for someone else to speak up.
What followed: a 20,000-signature petition, a federal conviction, viral Arabic-language videos reaching across the Middle East, rallies in DC, panels from New York to Toronto to Melbourne, and 140,000 people following a man who calls himself simply "uncancellable."
- ◆Managing Partner, Cohen Tucker & Ades PC
- ◆JNF Global Speakers Network
- ◆World Symposium Against Antizionism — Toronto 2025
- ◆Fluent: English · Arabic · Hebrew
- ◆Featured in Times of Israel, IMAGE Magazine, AJN
Five Formats.
Zero Filter.
From closed-room bootcamps to open debate stages — Abraham meets every audience and moves them.
Abraham's home turf. Panels on Islamic antizionism, Mizrahi identity, antisemitism in the West, and media misinformation. He's done it in New York, Melbourne, Toronto, and Washington. He doesn't add nuance — he rewrites the conversation.
Abraham debates live. Real opponents, real questions, no net. Armed with history, law, and lived experience, he goes head-to-head against anti-Israel voices in any language, on any stage. His debates go viral for a reason.
From Damascus to the American Dream to the frontlines of a new fight — a keynote that lands differently. Resilience over victimhood. Jewish strength. A story your audience will carry with them.
Times Square. Washington DC. City halls. Abraham has led and addressed rallies across America, calling out officials by name, demanding action, and electrifying crowds. Built for this.
Abraham teaches people how to fight back — clearly, confidently, without freezing. Learn how anti-Israel arguments are constructed. Learn how to dismantle them live. Know your history, know your ground, and hold it. This is how you build a generation of advocates who don't back down.
"I watched extremism silence my community in Syria. I will not watch it silence this one."
The Topics That
Move Rooms
He didn't read about this in a book. He grew up surrounded by it in Syria — watched it silence, displace, and erase an entire Jewish community. Now he's watching the same ideological pipeline — from Middle Eastern madrassas to Western campuses — arrive here. This talk is a warning from someone with a front-row seat to what comes next.
Jewish identity isn't a label — it's a civilization, a lineage, a responsibility. Abraham speaks on Jewish pride, cultural depth, and why knowing who you are is the foundation of standing up. He dismantles divisive labels that weaken the Jewish people and calls them back to shared roots.
A dark-skinned Jew from Syria destroys the "white colonizer" narrative before he opens his mouth. He explains why the Mizrahi and Sephardic experience is the most powerful counter-argument to anti-Zionist antisemitism — and why it needs to be front and center in every advocacy conversation.
Ethiopian Jews. Chinese Jews. Syrian Jews. Ashkenazi Jews. All standing for the same ancestral homeland. Abraham's mission is to forge those bonds into armor. When the Jewish people are united, they are unstoppable. This is his call to action.
The anatomy of anti-Israel arguments — the false framings, rhetorical traps, emotional manipulation. Abraham teaches audiences how to identify them in real time and shut them down. Practical. Tactical. Immediately applicable. You leave knowing how to hold the floor.
The refugee who became the attorney. The displaced child who built the American Dream. Abraham applies that same blueprint to the Jewish community: stop waiting for permission to stand up. The world respects people who demand respect. Here's how.
Diversity frameworks built to protect minorities are being weaponized to exclude the one group they should protect most. Abraham exposes the contradiction with precision and tells the Jewish community exactly how to fight back within these systems.
140K followers. Millions of views. Arabic-language posts reaching across the Arab world. Abraham breaks down how to build a fearless, credible advocacy voice online — and how individual people can shift the information war at scale.
Ready to Bring
This Voice to Your Event?
Available for panel discussions, live debates, keynotes, bootcamp training sessions, rallies, synagogue events, university programs, conferences, and media worldwide.