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The “Israel” Project
-2020 K St NW, Ste 7600; Washington, DC (202) 857.6644 | 972.2.6236427
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Quote: “The Israel Project (TIP) is an international non-profit organization devoted to educating the press and the public about Israel while promoting security, freedom and peace. The Israel Project provides journalists, leaders and opinion-makers accurate information about Israel. The Israel Project is not related to any government or government agency.
“Our team of trusted Middle East experts and former reporters provides journalists with fact sheets, backgrounders and sources. TIP regularly hosts press briefings featuring leading Israeli spokespeople and analysts that give journalists an opportunity to get information and answers to their questions face-to-face. By providing journalists with the facts, context and visuals they need, TIP causes hundreds of millions of people around the world to see a more positive public face of Israel. This helps protect Israel, reduce anti-Semitism and increase pride in Israel.”
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Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi, Founder and President
”Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi is the founder and president of The ‘Israel’ Project (TIP), an international non-profit organization devoted to educating the press and the public about Israel while promoting security, freedom and peace. TIP has offices in Washington, DC and Jerusalem. Mizrahi meets regularly with top Israeli leaders such as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Shimon Peres, Ambassador Michael Oren, Deputy Foreign Minister Daniel Ayalon and many others. She also works frequently with pro-Israel organizations including the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, Jewish federations, Jewish community relations councils and Hillel organizations.
Mizrahi previously served as a foreign affairs legislative assistant to the U.S. Congress. She studied at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and has degrees in International Relations and Judaic Studies from Emory University. Her work earned her recognition as a “Point of Light” by President H. W. Bush. Mizrahi also has been honored with the Louis D. Brandeis Award by the Baltimore Zionist District. The Forward newspaper has twice listed Mizrahi in its “Forward 50″ most influential Jews in America. Mizrahi was recently named to the March of the Living’s newly established advisory board and completed close to a decade as the volunteer campaign chair for UJC in Anne Arundel County.
Prior to starting The Israel Project, Mizrahi was the founder and president of Laszlo & Associates, Inc., a strategic communications and public policy company. Mizrahi has worked on projects with the White House, President Clinton, Vice President Gore and dozens of U.S. Senators. For six years Mizrahi published a weekly column on public policy in The Daily Record in North Carolina. Mizrahi has been interviewed on “One on One with John McLaughlin,” CNN, CNBC, FOX, MSNBC and C-SPAN. She has been quoted in The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Washington Times, Newsweek, The Economist, People and Investor’s Business Daily. She also has been profiled in The Washington Post, Working Woman, the Jewish Times, The Jewish Press, Lifestyles, The Capitol, Hadassah, Washington Jewish Week, Jewish Sages and other publications. Full Bio: [html] [pdf]
“Jennifer Laszlo met her husband, Victor Mizrahi, then-chief scientist for CIENA, on a blind date.”
-jenniferm@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6644
-Jennifer L Mizrahi 1306 Beachview Rd; Annapolis, MD 21403-5021 (410) 990-9836 [Age: 45-49 / Household: Victor Mizrahi]
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Cathy M. Bolinger, Vice President for Operations and Finance
Cathy M. Bolinger, Vice President for Operations and Finance
Cathy Bolinger joined The Israel Project as chief operating and financial officer in 2005 following more than 20 years of experience in the non-profit and corporate sectors. Bolinger works behind the scenes, overseeing the day-to-day operations to ensure that every aspect of the organization – ranging from strategic business decisions and financial management to fundraising – runs smoothly.
Bolinger’s service to the non-profit community includes serving as COO and CFO of the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago for seven years and assistant treasurer and first CFO for the United Service Organizations (USO). In her position at the American Red Cross, Bolinger directed all business, planning, marketing and communications, support and strategic business operations for the second largest chapter of the organization. During her post at the USO, Bolinger directed all business and financial management activities for the organization’s world headquarters and 31 overseas operations, operating on a $30 million annual budget.
In addition, Bolinger spent several years as executive vice president/chief operating officer of the Research Center for Government Financial Management in Washington, D.C. There, she played a vital role in expanding the organization’s membership, programs and services and collaborated with CEOs and CFOs from more than 75 Fortune 100 and 500 companies, as well as senior executives from more than 20 federal government departments.
Bolinger is a certified public accountant and holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Indiana University at South Bend and professional certifications from Harvard University and Northwestern University.
-cathyb@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6697
-Cathy Bolinger 3100 Connecticut Ave NW; Washington, DC 20008-5125 (202) 507-8939
-37 more @ http://www.whitepages.com/search/FindPerson?firstname_begins_with=1&firstname=Cathy+M.&name=Bolinger&where=
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Hillel Korin, National Leadership Director
Hillel Korin joined The Israel Project as national leadership director in March 2010. His responsibilities entail managing TIP’s development team, ensuring the organization raises the funds needed to operate on an annual basis and maintains a strong financial future.Korin’s distinguished professional background in Jewish communal service and consulting includes more than 35 years of financial resource development experience. His fundraising expertise has benefited Jewish federations, synagogues, universities, Jewish day schools and communal organizations throughout the United States.
Korin has served as vice president of development at Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston and associate vice president of development at Brandeis University. As a consultant, he has worked with a range of organizations such as the American Jewish Congress, the Waldorf School of Baltimore, Non Profit Net, JChoice, The SAMFund, Bais Yaakov Girls High School and Solomon Schechter School of Westchester. He is a frequent speaker at conferences and workshops.
Korin received an undergraduate degree in history from Brandeis University and attended graduate school at the Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion in Jewish communal service. He was awarded an honorary degree by HUC in recognition of his outstanding service to the field.
A resident of Newton, Mass., Korin has served on several non profit organization boards, including the board of directors of the Jewish Major Leaguers Inc., the American Jewish Committee, the New England Aquarium and the Hillel Foundation at Brandeis University.
A resident of Newton, Mass., Korin has served on several non profit organization boards, including the board of directors of the Jewish Major Leaguers Inc., the American Jewish Committee, the New England Aquarium and the Hillel Foundation at Brandeis University.
-hillelk@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6657
-Hillel J Korin 19 Druid Hill Rd; Newton Highlands, MA 02461-2022 (617) 527-4439 [Age: 55-59 / Household: Caren O Korin]
–Job: Korin’s Development Associates, Owner 19 Druid Hill Rd; Newton, MA 02461-2022 (617) 964-6938
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Jacky Wershbale, Senior Director of Development
Jacky Wershbale, Senior Director of Development
As senior director of development, Jacky Wershbale heads all administrative and day-to-day operations of The Israel Project’s development department and is responsible for all grant-writing and development activities. Wershbale has 16 years of experience in fundraising in the United States – locally, nationally and internationally.
Wershbale joined TIP in September 2008 after seven years as associate director of Friends of Yemin Orde where, as part of a three-person team, Jacky helped to raise more than $72 million in seven years. From 2004 – 2007 Jacky directed a $50 million campaign for Friends of Yemin Orde which included endowment and capital-building components. Wershbale’s past positions have included director of development at the Washington, D.C. Jewish Community Center and Jewish Women International. She was also director of operations for the development department at the Brady Campaign to Prevent Handgun Violence.
A native of England, Wershbale is a graduate of the University of London and lived in Israel from 1981 to 1991, mostly as a member of Kibbutz Shamir in the Upper Galilee.
-jackyw@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6655
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-27 Wershbales (no Jacky): http://www.whitepages.com/search/FindPerson?firstname_begins_with=1&firstname=&name=Wershbale&where=
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Meagan Shaina Buren, Director of Research and Training
Meagan Shaina Buren, Director of Research and Training
A dynamic speaker and trainer, Buren has conducted interactive training sessions on strategic communications and media for more than 1,000 Israel advocates, professionals and lay leaders who are key to impacting Israel’s image. She is an expert on Israel and Iran and has trained top leaders to do media interviews on those topics.
A five-year veteran of The Israel Project, Buren was previously TIP’s communications and outreach manager, running high-profile events for the community and media. These included rallies for more than 1,000 people at both the Republican and Democratic Conventions and the annual Ultimate Training Seminar for Pro-Israel Advocates. Buren has organized media events attended by outlets ranging from CNN and CBS to The New York Times, The Washington Post and the BBC.
Buren earned her master’s degree from Georgetown University in communications, culture and technology; her thesis was entitled, “Spinning, Spending and Sponsoring: Efforts to Generate Anti-Israel and Pro-Palestinian Media Coverage and Public Opinion.” She graduated from Ohio State University cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with a B.A. in arts and sciences for international studies focusing on the Middle East and a B.A. in humanities for Hebrew.
-meaganb@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6671
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Jennifer Packer, Editor in Chief
Jennifer Packer, Editor in Chief
Jennifer Packer, a seasoned former journalist, joined The Israel Project in January 2005 where she has been on the front lines helping reporters in the United States and abroad get the facts they need to cover Israel. During Israel’s summer 2006 defensive war with Iran-backed Hezbollah, Packer was in northern Israel as missiles fell to help journalists from around the world see the destruction and devastation caused by the attacks from southern Lebanon. Packer was also in Gaza during Israel’s disengagement from that region to disseminate facts to reporters and write about Israel’s painful sacrifices for peace. Packer also helped begin The Israel Project’s Jerusalem office.In Washington, Packer heads TIP’s content team, working closely with journalists to provide them sources and information about Israel. An expert on Israel, she also conducts research and writes press releases, fact sheets and other material about issues ranging from Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah and Israel’s commitment to peace. Her work has been read by thousands of journalists worldwide. Packer also has organized and led dozens of press conferences and events in Washington, New York and beyond with top Israeli officials such as Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Ambassador to the United Nations Dan Gillerman. Additionally, Packer serves as The Israel Project’s in-house editor and twice has run the organization’s summer Media Fellowship program.
Prior to joining The Israel Project, Packer worked as a senior editor for a Washington, D.C.-area counter-terrorism think-tank. Before that, she spent more than 10 years as a reporter, the last seven as a staff writer for The Dallas Morning News. Her journalism career also includes working as a Jerusalem-based freelance reporter for a dozen major U.S. newspapers, during which time she covered various aspects of the first intifada, the Israeli Cabinet and wrote numerous features stories about life in Israel. Packer also worked for the Jerusalem bureau of United Press International.
Packer, a San Francisco-Bay Area native, holds a B.A. in English and Spanish from U.C. Berkeley and an M.S. in journalism from Columbia University. As an undergraduate, Packer worked as a freelance reporter for the Los Angeles Times in addition to serving as an editor and reporter for Berkeley’s The Daily Californian. She also has written freelance articles for the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Francisco Examiner.
-jenniferp@theisraelproject.org / 202-207-6122
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Adil Awadh, Senior Advisor, Arabic Media Project
Adil Awadh, Senior Advisor, Arabic Media Project
Adil Awadh joined The Israel Project’s team in April 2010 as senior advisor for Arabic media.
Awadh, a journalist, received two international awards for media excellence in 2007 while working as a senior editor at Radio Sawa, a Congressionally funded Arabic radio station that broadcasts from the Washington, D.C. area to the Middle East. The Association for International Broadcasting called Awadh a “heavyweight presenter” who brought Radio Sawa “a level of credibility.”
Awadh is a native of Iraq, where he practiced medicine before leaving in 1996. As a doctor, Awadh refused to take part in the ear-cutting operations at Iraqi hospitals ordered by the former Iraqi regime in 1994 as a way of punishing army dissenters. He later succeeded in attracting the world’s attention to those atrocities by detailing the suffering of the victims to Arabic and English media outlets.
Awadh holds a degree in military sciences from the Iraqi Military College in Baghdad and a master’s degree in journalism from Georgetown University. He is fluent in Arabic and English.
-adila@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6765
Awadh is a native of Iraq, where he practiced medicine before leaving in 1996. As a doctor, Awadh refused to take part in the ear-cutting operations at Iraqi hospitals ordered by the former Iraqi regime in 1994 as a way of punishing army dissenters. He later succeeded in attracting the world’s attention to those atrocities by detailing the suffering of the victims to Arabic and English media outlets.
Awadh holds a degree in military sciences from the Iraqi Military College in Baghdad and a master’s degree in journalism from Georgetown University. He is fluent in Arabic and English.
-adila@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6765
-Adil H Awadh 4627 Battenburg Ln ; Fairfax, VA 22030-6268 (703) 543-4100 [Age : 40-44]
–Job: Adil H Awadh, Principal 4627 Battenburg Ln; Fairfax, VA 22030-6268 (703) 319-0326
-Adil Awadh 524 Powers Ave; Port Orange, FL 32127-4314 (386) 763-3165 [Household : Kristina M Awadh]
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Brandon Gray, Senior Associate for Web Advocacy and Outreach
Brandon Gray, Senior Associate for Web Advocacy and Outreach
Brandon Gray joined The Israel Project’s team in July 2007 as a Development Associate. In February 2008 Brandon transitioned to his current position. His primary responsibilities include the creation and maintenance of TIP’s multimedia webpages.Prior to joining The Israel Project, Gray worked for the sales and marketing department of iComply Incorporated, a division of Washington-based Lotstein Buckman, LLP, a mortgage banking law firm. Gray also spent two years with Kraft Foods in Richmond, Va., representing the company at almost 40 retail stores in Virginia and North Carolina, where he worked as part of a team that won awards for highest market share growth.
Gray graduated from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville in 2003 with a B.S. in consumer science; he minored in business administration. As an undergraduate, Gray was a delegate to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee campaign training institute in Washington, D.C. and was active in the University of Tennessee’s Jewish student center. Gray has been to Israel numerous times and spent a summer there studying Hebrew and Israeli culture.
-brandong@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6627
-?>B Gray Washington, DC; (202) 333-0593
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Michael Wain, Media Communications Associate
Michael Wain, Media Communications Associate
Michael Wain joined The Israel Project’s team in 2008 as Media Communications Associate. Wain is responsible for conducting research, writing and editing press releases and organizing events for journalists. Wain returns to TIP after completing TIP’s 2005 summer Media Fellowship.
As a student, Wain completed a year-long, graduate-level fellowship with the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, a D.C.-based think tank, during which he attended counterterrorism seminars in Tel Aviv and Washington, and organized events to educate fellow students about the threat of terrorism. Wain also completed an internship with the Near East-South Asia Center for Strategic Studies at National Defense University, where he gained exposure to top Middle Eastern leaders and coauthored an academic paper with a faculty member.
Wain graduated with distinction from the University of Virginia in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts in Foreign Affairs.
Prior to joining The Israel Project, Wain worked as a legal assistant for the law firm of Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox, PLLC.
-michaelw@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6653
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Elizabeth Carp, Development Events and Logistics Associate
Elizabeth Carp, Development Events and Logistics Associate
Elizabeth Carp joined The Israel Project in August 2009 as its Development Events and Logistics Associate. She organizes all aspects of donor and prospect events and assists with other development projects.Prior to joining The Israel Project, Carp held various corporate marketing and advertising positions in both for-profit and non-profit organizations; including her most recent position of marketing manager for the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Washington DC hotel . She has eight years’ experience in event planning and management.
Carp holds a master’s degree in marketing from Johns Hopkins University and a bachelor’s degree in communication studies from the University of Rhode Island.
-elizabethc@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6638
-elizabethc@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6638
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Dinah R. Goldberg, Web Advocacy Assistant
Dinah R. Goldberg, Web Advocacy Assistant
Dinah R. Goldberg joined the Israel Project as Web Advocacy Assistant in October 2009. Her responsibilities include assisting with the creation and maintenance of Web pages, generating e-mail newsletters, developing TIP’s social networking and new media through Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, and tracking how activists and reporters use TIP’s Web site and other online media. Before coming to The Israel Project, Goldberg traveled extensively throughout Israel and completed a 5-week leadership training course. She also spent a year in Boston working in a number of positions at Harvard University, most notably at Harvard College’s Office for the Arts. Goldberg is originally from Burlington, Vt. where she worked as Web manager for a jewelry and imports store and as a paralegal.
Goldberg graduated in 2005 from Bard College in upstate New York with a degree in philosophy and theology.
-dinahg@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6578
-dinahg@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6578
-Dinah R Goldberg 4418 N Old Glebe Rd; Arlington, VA 22207-4504
Lauren Appelbaum joined The Israel Project in November 2009 as Media and Special Projects Coordinator. Appelbaum is responsible for organizing events and media tours for journalists and coordinates the organization’s summer Media Fellowship program, an internship for the best and brightest undergraduates and recent graduates in journalism and strategic communications.
Prior to joining The Israel Project, Appelbaum worked for NBC News’ political unit. She covered the 2006 midterm and 2008 presidential elections, assisting correspondents and producers for NBC Nightly News, the Today Show, MSNBC and CNBC. Appelbaum worked closely with NBC’s political and foreign policy correspondents in the Washington, D.C., bureau and across the world. She regularly wrote articles and analyses for MSNBC’s political blog, First Read.
Appelbaum, a Philadelphia-area native, earned her master’s degree from Syracuse University in broadcast journalism. She graduated from Columbia University with a B.A. in urban studies/political science and from List College of the Jewish Theological Seminary with a B.A. in Midrash. As an undergraduate, Appelbaum interned and freelanced for The Forward in addition to serving as publisher and production editor for Columbia University’s The Columbia Daily Spectator.
-laurena@theisraelproject.org / 202-857-6617
-Lauren Appelbaum 3844 Byron Rd; Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006-2321 (215) 947-7472 [Household: Bruce Appelbaum, Beth R Appelbaum, Edward G Appelbaum]
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Barbara Ledeen, Senior Advisor on Iran
Barbara Ledeen is a senior advisor at The Israel Project working to support the Iran communications initiative. Ledeen works on projects at the local, state and international level regarding divestment from Iran. She also works with TIP’s researchers and Iran experts to create press materials about Iran.
For the previous six years Ledeen was director of coalitions for the Senate Republican Conference, a Senate leadership position in which she was responsible for strategic communications and the Conference’s coordination with other Senate committees and offices. Before coming to the Senate, Mrs. Ledeen was a founder and for 10 years served as executive director of the Independent Women’s Forum, a national public policy organization. During the Reagan administration, Ledeen was director of communications for the Defense Technology Security Administration in the Department of Defense.
Ledeen is on the board of Miramed, an international non-profit organization concerned with stopping the trafficking of children and women in Russia. She is also a Red Cross volunteer at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Her articles have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Human Events and, before working in the Senate, she was the subject of a 60 Minutes segment as well as a frequent commentator on cultural issues.
Ledeen holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from Beloit College.
-Barbara J Ledeen 7312 Western Ave; Chevy Chase, MD 20815-3108 (301) 654-0558 [Age: 60-64 / Household: Michael A Ledeen, Simone A Ledeen, Gabriel M Ledeen]
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Mark B. Toubin, National Leadership Consultant
Mark B. Toubin, National Leadership Consultant
Most recently the Southwest Regional Director for the the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), Mark graduated from Emory University in 1985 and the University of Texas School of Law in 1988. During his eleven years as a civil litigator, Mark engaged in significant political and Jewish communal activity as a lay leader in Houston, TX before joining AIPAC in 1999. As Southwest Regional Director until February 2008, Mark led political initiatives to federally elected officials on a bipartisan basis, developed effective communication strategies, and successfully completed eight annual campaigns.
A former political talk show host, Mark has served on the boards of the Houston Area Women’s Center, The Inter-Ethnic Forum and the Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston.
A former political talk show host, Mark has served on the boards of the Houston Area Women’s Center, The Inter-Ethnic Forum and the Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston.
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-18 Toubins, Tx: http://www.whitepages.com/search/FindPerson?firstname_begins_with=1&firstname=&name=Toubin&where=tx
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Mitch Bard, Consultant
Mitch Bard, Consultant
Dr. Mitchell G. Bard is the Executive Director of the nonprofit American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise (AICE) and a foreign policy analyst who lectures frequently on U.S.-Middle East policy. Bard is also the director of the Jewish Virtual Library, the world’s most comprehensive online encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture. For three years he was the editor of the Near East Report, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s (AIPAC) weekly newsletter on U.S. Middle East policy. Prior to working at AIPAC, Bard served as a senior analyst in the polling division of the 1988 Bush campaign.Bard has appeared on Fox News, MSNBC, NBC, CBC, the Jenny Jones Show, and other local and national television and radio outlets. His work has been published in academic journals, magazines and major newspapers. He is the author of 19 books including “The Water’s Edge And Beyond: Defining the Limits to Domestic Influence on U.S. Middle East Policy,” “Partners for Change: How U.S.-Israel Cooperation Can Benefit America,” “Myths And Facts: A Concise Record of the Arab-Israeli Conflict”(coauthor), and “Will Israel Survive?” Bard holds a Ph.D. in political science from UCLA and a master’s degree in public policy from UC Berkeley. He received his B.A. in economics from the University of California at Santa Barbara.
-mgbard@aol.com / 301-565-3918
-Likely>Mitchell G Bard 2810 Blaine Dr; Chevy Chase, MD 20815-3040 (301) 565-3918 [Household: Marcela J Bard]
-12 @ http://www.whitepages.com/search/FindPerson?firstname_begins_with=1&firstname=Mitch+&name=Bard&where=
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Jerusalem, Israel
Marcus Sheff, Executive Director
Laura Kam, Senior Advisor for European Affairs and Special Projects
Eli Ovits, Director of Communications
Leah Soibel, Senior Advisor for Research and Communications
Christoph Heil, European Affairs Associate
Julie Hazan, European Affairs Web Specialist
Jeremy Sharon, Research and Communications Associate
Ronit Shebson, Communications Associate
Hamodie Abu Nadda, Editor, Arabic Media Project
Shimrit Meir, Senior Advisor, Arabic Media Project
Shai Oseran, Media Tours Coordinator
Lili Aram, Development Coordinator
Rachel Ranel, Operations and Finance Manager
Valdo Borodov, Multimedia and Web Associate
Laura Kam, Senior Advisor for European Affairs and Special Projects
Eli Ovits, Director of Communications
Leah Soibel, Senior Advisor for Research and Communications
Christoph Heil, European Affairs Associate
Julie Hazan, European Affairs Web Specialist
Jeremy Sharon, Research and Communications Associate
Ronit Shebson, Communications Associate
Hamodie Abu Nadda, Editor, Arabic Media Project
Shimrit Meir, Senior Advisor, Arabic Media Project
Shai Oseran, Media Tours Coordinator
Lili Aram, Development Coordinator
Rachel Ranel, Operations and Finance Manager
Valdo Borodov, Multimedia and Web Associate
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The “Israel Project’s” advisory board is composed of one American actor and 22 members of the House and Senate, to wit:
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Evan Bayh, D-IN
Birch Evans “Evan” Bayh III / Spouse(s) Susan Bayh / Children Birch Evans Bayh IV, Nicholas Harrison Bayh / Residence Indianapolis, Indiana.
-Evan Bayh 1142 Canterbury Sq S, Indianapolis, IN 46260-6206
-Evan Bayh Jeffersonville, IN 47190-4278 (812) 218-2317
-Job: Us Israel Science & Tecknowled, Member Evan Bayh 2000 L St NW, Ste 800 Washington, DC 20036-4976 (202) 270-4680
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Ben Cardin, D-MD
Benjamin Louis “Ben” Cardin / Spouse(s) Myrna Edelman Cardin / Children Deborah Cardin, Michael Cardin / Residence Baltimore, Maryland.
-2212 SOUTH RD BALTIMORE, MD 21209 (410) 542-5587
-605 WELLS MANOR AV GWYNN OAK, MD 21207
-622 S ELLWOOD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21224 (410) 534-5388
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Saxby Chambliss, R-GA
Clarence Saxby Chambliss / Hometown: Moultrie, Ga. / Spouse: Julianne
-Clarence S Chambliss Jr 27 Cherokee Rd Moultrie, GA 31768-6541 (229) 985-8034 [Household: Bo O Chambliss, Saxby Chambliss]
-Clarence S Chambliss 631 D St NW, Apt 231 Washington, DC 20004-2919 [Household: Elizabeth S Chambliss]
-DC Office: 416 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510, (202) 224-3521
State Offices: Atlanta, 404-763-9090; Augusta, 706-738-0802; Macon 478-741-1417; Moultrie 229-985-2112; Savannah, 912-232-3657
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Tom Coburn R-OK
Thomas Allen “Tom” Coburn / Spouse(s) Carolyn Coburn / Children Callie Coburn, Katie Coburn, Sarah Coburn / Residence Muskogee, Oklahoma.
-Tom A Coburn 5409 Rolling Oaks Dr Muskogee, OK 74401-1015 (918) 682-7658 or (918) 682-4318 [Age: 60-64 / Household: Carolyn D Coburn]
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Norm Coleman, R-MN
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Susan Collins, R-ME
Hometown: Caribou, Maine; Residence Bangor, Maine. / Spouse: Single
-Susan M Collins 223 Nowell Rd Bangor, ME 04401-3414 [Age: 55-59]
-DC Office: 413 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-2523
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Judd Gregg, R NH
Judd Alan Gregg / Spouse(s) Kathleen MacLellan Gregg / Children Molly Gregg, Sarah Gregg, Joshua Gregg Residence Nashua, New Hampshire.
-1234 OCEAN BLVD RYE, NH 03870 (603) 433-7175
-709 POTOMAC KNOLLS DR #D MC LEAN, VA 22102 (703) 547-3452
-PO BOX 476 RYE, NH 03870 (603) 547-3452
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Joe Lieberman, I-CT
Joseph Isadore “Joe” Lieberman / Spouse(s) 1) Elizabeth Haas (div.); 2) Hadassah Lieberman / Residence New Haven, Connecticut.
-30 LAUREL ST HARTFORD, CT 06106 (860) 342-4866
-3921 IVY TERRACE CT WASHINGTON, DC 20007 (202) 342-3372
-10 ALSTON AVE NEW HAVEN, CT 06515 (203) 342-4866
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Bill Nelson, D-FL
Clarence William “Bill” Nelson / Spouse(s) Grace Cavert Nelson Children Bill Nelson, Jr.
Nan Ellen Nelson / Residence Orlando, Florida.
Nan Ellen Nelson / Residence Orlando, Florida.
-930 LIVE OAK PLANTATION RD TALLAHASSEE, FL 32312 (850) 531-0127
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Gordon Smith, R-OR
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Arlen Specter, R-PA
JFK assassination cover-up conspirator, etc.
Spouse(s) Joan Specter / Residence Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
-4109 TIMBER LN #4113 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19129 (215) 438-1590
-1077 30TH ST NW ## 606 WASHINGTON, DC 20007 (202) 333-2833
-4111 TIMBER LN PHILADELPHIA, PA 19129 (215) 438-2622
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Ron Wyden, D-OR
Ronald Lee “Ron” Wyden / Spouse(s) (1) Laurie Oseran (divorced); (2) Nancy Wyden / Children Adam Wyden, Lilly Wyden, Ava Rose Wyden, William Peter Wyden / Residence Portland, Oregon.
-2393 PARK PL SW #APT 305 PORTLAND, OR 97205
-10 AVALON CT BETHESDA, MD 20816 (301) 230-7115
-450 MASSACHUSETTS AV #1121 WASHINGTON, DC 20001 (202) 230-7115
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Rob Andrews, D-NJ
Robert Ernest “Rob” Andrews…lives in Haddon Heights, NJ…married to Camille Spinello Andrews, an Associate Dean of Enrollment and Projects at Rutgers School of Law – Camden. They have two daughters, Jackie and Josie.
-Robert E Andrews 215 4th Ave; Haddon Heights, NJ 08035-1306 [Household: Camille S Andrews]
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Shelley Berkley, D-NV
Rochelle “Shelley” Berkley (born Rochelle Levine) / Elected to the House in 1998, she serves in the Committees on Veterans’ Affairs, and Ways and Means. / On October 10, 2002, Shelley Berkley was among the 81 House Democrats who voted in favor of authorizing the invasion of Iraq. / On September 29, 2008, Shelley Berkley was among the 95 House Democrats who voted against the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008. / According to the Haaretz correspondent Natasha Mozgovaya, in its online edition of 3/5/09; “Berkley, a Jewish politician well-known for her support of Israel, backed the Israeli operation in Gaza during December and January, and even told Haaretz that Israel may have been too tolerant.”
Spouse: Larry Lehrner / Career History: executive, Sands Hotel, 1989-1998; chair, Nevada Hotel & Motel Association, 1994; counsel, Southwest Gas Corp., 1977-1982
-Shelley L Berkley 9709 Camden Hills Ave; Las Vegas, NV 89145-8610 [Age: 55-59]
-Lawrence M Lehrner 9709 Camden Hills Ave; Las Vegas, NV 89145-8610 [Age: 60-64 / Household: Rochelle B Lehrner, David S Lehrner]
-DC Office: 405 Cannon House Office Building, 202-225-5965
-State/District Office: Las Vegas, 702-220-9823
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Tom Davis, R-VA
Thomas Milburn “Tom” Davis III / Spouse(s): Margaret Rantz (1973-2003), Jeannemarie Devolites Davis (2004-present) / Residence : Vienna, Virginia.
-Thomas Davis III 2213 Aryness Dr; Vienna, VA 22181-3047 (703) 938-6559 [Age: 60-64 / Household: Jeannemarie D Davis]
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Eliot Engel, D-NY
Engel is a supporter of recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Eliot Engel was a strong supporter of the military campaign against Iraq. On October 10, 2002, he was among the 81 House Democrats who voted in favor of authorizing the invasion of Iraq.
Spouse(s) Patricia Ennis Residence Bronx, New York City, New York.
-?> Eliot L Engel 5830 NW 64th Ave, Apt 305; Fort Lauderdale, FL 33319-2284 (954) 722-3065 [Household: Patricia M Engel]
-?> Eliot C Engel 655 E 233rd St; Bronx, NY 10466-2865 (718) 652-0400
-2161 Rayburn Hob, Ofc BLDG; Washington, DC 20515-2206 (202) 225-2464
-?> Patricia M Ennis 1477 Howard Rd SE; Washington, DC 20020-4493 [Age: 55-59]
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Frank Pallone, D-NJ
| Spouse(s) | Sarah Hospodor / |
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| Residence | Long Branch, New Jersey |
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Jon Porter, R-NV
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John Sarbanes, D-MD
John Peter Spyros Sarbanes / Spouse(s) Dina Eve Caplin Sarbanes / Relations Paul Sarbanes (father) / Residence Towson, Maryland.
-John P Sarbanes 7931 Ellenham Rd; Baltimore, MD 21204-3523 [Age: 45-49 / Household: Dina E Sarbanes]
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Jim Saxton, R-NJ
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Brad Sherman, D-CA
Bradley J. “Brad” Sherman / Spouse(s) Lisa Kaplan Sherman / Religion Jewish / Residence Sherman Oaks, California.
-?>Brad S Sherman 14109 Greenleaf St; Sherman Oaks, CA 91423-4228 (818) 990-6168 [Age: 50-54 / Household: Lori J Sherman, Michele A Leal, Justin Sherman, Sherri Sherman]
-Brad J Sherman 203 Ninth St SE; Washington, DC 20003-2112 [Household: Lisa N Sherman]
-Brad Sherman 1711 Massachusetts Ave NW; Washington, DC 20036-2101
-?>Brad Sherman Sherman Oaks, CA (818) 986-9306
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Joe Wilson, R-SC
Joseph Charles Wilson IV / CIA / Spouse(s) Valerie Plame Wilson (1998– ); Jacqueline Wilson (1986–1998); Susan Otchis Wilson (1974–1986) / Children four (two sets of twins – with Valerie Plame Wilson and Susan Otchis Wilson).
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Ron Silver, Actor & Director
Ronald Arthur “Ron” Silver died in 2009 of esophageal cancer. He was 62 years old. Silver is survived by both parents, brothers Mitchell and Keith, son Adam, and daughter Alexandra.
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