Nas Summit Jerusalem is set for November 11 at the Jerusalem Theatre, with Nuseir Yassin bringing AI founders and creators. See the full lineup and ticket prices.
Nas Summit Jerusalem is a one-day conference on AI, media and the future of the region, held on November 11, 2026 at the Jerusalem Theatre from 10 am to 5 pm. It is organized by Nuseir Yassin, founder and CEO of Nas Daily. The organizers list 1,000 attendees, 150 companies and 20 sessions, and general admission is priced at ₪499 on the official Nas Summit Jerusalem page.
Who is speaking at Nas Summit Jerusalem?
The Nas Summit Jerusalem speaker lineup features AI leaders, content creators, peace leaders, and musical performers, with additional names promised before the event. The official schedule groups announced participants across four core tracks.
| Track | Announced speakers |
|---|---|
| AI leaders | Eyal Waldman, philanthropist and founder of Mellanox; Alex Bouaziz, co-founder and CEO of Deel; Prof. Yoav Shoham, founder of AI21 Labs; Cliff Weitzman, founder and CEO of Speechify |
| Content creators | Nick Shirley, Rudy Rochman, Noam Weissman (EVP of OpenDor Media and host of Unpacking Israeli History), Kamera Jr., The Jewish Fitness Coach, Aija Mayrock, Ted Zhar and Nuseir Yassin |
| Peace leaders | Bishop Glenn R. Plummer of the Church of God in Christ in Israel, Bhante Ananda Mangala of the Buddhist Ray Foundation, Rabbi Dov Ber Cohen of Aish, Imam Imad Al Masri of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, author and peace activist Fatema Alharbi, and Rabbi Yossi Farro |
| Performance | Yemen Blues, billed as an internationally acclaimed music group, at the end of the summit |
Prof. Yoav Shoham's company was previously analyzed on Olam in AI21 Labs and the Israeli foundation-model question.
Who is Nuseir Yassin, the founder behind Nas Daily?
Nuseir Yassin is an Arab Israeli creator from the Lower Galilee town of Arraba who built Nas Daily into an international media company. The Jewish Telegraphic Agency reports that Yassin worked as a software developer at Venmo in New York before leaving in 2016 to travel and document his journeys.
Following his departure from Venmo, Yassin launched a Facebook page called Nas Daily and posted one-minute videos for 1,000 consecutive days. Wikipedia lists the Nas Daily YouTube channel at 14 million subscribers and approximately 8.29 billion views, while the official summit website claims 70 million followers across platforms. Both metrics are self-reported or secondhand figures that fluctuate daily.
Ynet identifies Yassin as a Harvard University graduate and the founder of Nas Company. Nas Summit operates as one of the company's live event products, with editions hosted in Ho Chi Minh City, Mongolia, Tel Aviv, Bangkok, San Francisco, Mumbai, Singapore, and Mexico City alongside Jerusalem.
What has Nuseir Yassin said about Nas Summit Jerusalem?
Nuseir Yassin announced the Jerusalem edition in a LinkedIn post, calling it his single summit for the year and describing Jerusalem as the world's holiest city. He sent followers to the official ticket page and gave November 11 as the date. The announcement confirms that Yassin is both the organizer and a listed speaker at Nas Summit Jerusalem.
The summit's third track, the future of the region, covers connection, innovation and coexistence, and its speakers include a bishop, a rabbi, an imam and a Buddhist leader. Yassin, an Arab Israeli from a Galilee village, is the organizer of that program.
What happened at the Nas Summit in Tel Aviv?
The previous Israeli edition of Nas Summit took place in Tel Aviv in June 2024, where YouTuber Casey Neistat delivered the keynote address according to Jewlicious. The Jerusalem Post reported that the Tel Aviv conference proceeded despite boycott calls, drawing more than 1,000 creators, influencers, advocacy activists, and attendees between the ages of 15 and 78.
Jewlicious also reported that Yassin signed the venue contract while Iranian missiles were en route to Tel Aviv. That attendance record establishes the operational benchmark for Jerusalem, where organizers target 1,000 participants for a single-day gathering in a theatrical venue.
What is on the agenda and what does a ticket cost?
The Nas Summit Jerusalem agenda covers AI, media, and regional topics, with general admission priced at ₪499 and premium passes listed at ₪999. The schedule features keynotes, fireside chats, debates, networking sessions, and a roast, alongside a complimentary lunch at the venue.
The ticket portal on the official event page lists general admission at ₪499 and marks the ₪999 Premium Pass as sold out. The premium tier includes reserved seating, VIP back-room access, and an evening dinner at Yassin's residence on November 12. The FAQ section also displays dollar rates of $199 and $499 for the respective tiers, meaning attendees should confirm exact pricing during checkout. General admission does not guarantee assigned seating, and summit sessions are not recorded by default.
How can you attend Nas Summit Jerusalem?
Attendance runs through the official Nas Summit Jerusalem page, where general admission costs ₪499 and the Premium Pass is sold out. The program is listed for 10 am to 5 pm on Wednesday, November 11, followed by a party with Yemen Blues. The organizers advise arriving early to check in, and entry after registration opens is allowed with a valid ticket. General admission does not guarantee a seat, which is another reason the organizers advise arriving early. Tickets are final: purchases are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for other events or dates, according to the ticket terms on the page.
Why does a creator summit matter to Israeli business?
Nas Summit Jerusalem connects established Israeli tech founders with creators who reach audiences ranging from hundreds of thousands to tens of millions. The roster places executives from Mellanox, Deel, AI21 Labs, and Speechify alongside digital video producers, creating direct interaction between enterprise software leaders and audience-facing media operators. Event organizers state that 150 companies will attend, though specific corporate names remain unreleased.
Yassin is also scheduled to speak elsewhere in the city immediately prior to the summit. Ynet reports that Yassin will address the city's International Education Conference on November 9 and 10 at the Shimon Peres International Convention Center, where Deputy Mayor Hagit Moshe, who oversees the city's education portfolio, said officials want to make the conference an annual event.
The benchmark for Nas Summit Jerusalem is attendance: whether the Jerusalem Theatre fills with the 1,000 attendees the organizers list for November 11.
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