 By 2012, when the program was in its sixth year, the number had risen to 50.When Ariel Pollock of Columbia University was chosen a fellow in 2007, she said she planned to screen the film "Turn Left at the End of the World", about Moroccan and Indian immigrants to Israel, and to arrange debates between Columbia faculty and pro-Israel professors invited to campus by her.When Danny Rende was chosen a fellow in 2009, he planned to collaborate on programs that would "go beyond the conflict and focus on what Israel has to offer culturally."