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Adam Langleben works for the Labour Party on the London Assembly, UK. Before this, Adam worked as Chief of Staff to Lord Greville Janner of Braunstone QC, a Labour peer in the British House of Lords. Prior to this he worked as the Northern Fieldworker for Children, Students and Young Adults for the Movement for Reform Judaism, based out of Leeds. Whilst a student at Leeds Metropolitan University, he ran Political Campaigns on campus on behalf of the Jewish Society. Adam sits on the National Council of the Zionist Federation UK and is on the board of Pro-Zion, the Reform Zionist organisation of Britain. His views are his own and not those of his employer.

ARTICLES BY: Adam Langleben


July 31, 2012 12:30 pm
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The Romneyshambles Arrives in Jerusalem via London

Much has been written over the past week about Mitt Romney's visit to the UK, Poland and Israel. He is obviously keen to exploit the...

January 16, 2012 11:21 am
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Hungary’s New Constitution Threatens the Global Financial System

Hungary is currently in political and economic free-fall and almost no one is talking about it. Hungary, and notably Budapest, is home to Europe's third...

November 7, 2011 7:48 am
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Lost In Translation – Dancing with the Devil

To my shock, I woke up on this morning to read the news that Ron Prosor, Israel's envoy to the UN, and former Ambassador to...

World

Mamdani Dodges Question on Whether He Considers Oct. 7 a...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani repeatedly declined Wednesday to describe Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, massacre in Israel as an...

Israel

Israel’s Earthquake Relief Mission in Venezuela Returns Home After Weeks...

Israel’s earthquake-relief delegation has returned home after nearly three weeks in Venezuela, leaving behind a national recovery plan, continued technical...

Middle East

The Funeral the Cameras Missed: How Iranians Really Marked Khamenei’s Dea...

IRAN — The world watched Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s funeral from above. Aerial shots of packed Tehran streets, interviews with weeping...

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