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Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi is the founder and president of The Israel Project (TIP), an international non-profit organization that provides factual information about Israel and the Middle East to the press, policy makers and the public. Prior to starting The Israel Project, Mizrahi was the founder and president of Laszlo & Associates, Inc., a strategic communications and public policy company. She worked on numerous winning political campaigns around the world as well as on projects with the White House and dozens of U.S. Senators. For six years Mizrahi published a weekly column on public policy in The Daily Record. Mizrahi also previously served as a foreign affairs legislative assistant to the U.S. Congress. The Forward newspaper has twice listed Mizrahi in its "Forward 50" most influential Jews in America. Mizrahi has been interviewed on "One on One with John McLaughlin," CNN, CNBC, FOX, MSNBC and C-SPAN. She studied at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and has degrees in International Relations and Judaic Studies from Emory University. Her father escaped the Nazis and her mother is a "Jew-by-choice" and daughter of the American revolution.

ARTICLES BY: Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi


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World

DSA-Backed Challenger Defeats Jewish Incumbent in Rhode Island Mayoral Race

Rhode Island state Rep. David Morales, a democratic socialist, defeated incumbent Providence Mayor Brett Smiley in Tuesday's Democratic primary, ending Smiley's bid for a second term and marking another victory for...

Israel

Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, Israel’s Population Surges Past 10.3 Million

Israel's population has climbed to more than 10.3 million people ahead of Rosh Hashanah, according to new figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics, further solidifying the country's continued...

Middle East

10,500 Palestinians Left Gaza Over Past Year, New Data Show, Amid Israeli M...

About 10,500 Palestinians have left the Gaza Strip over the past year while roughly 6,000 have returned, new figures show,...

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