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David J. Frum, born on June 30, 1960, in Toronto, Canada, is an American-Canadian Jewish author, journalist, and conservative commentator. He served as the speechwriter for U.S. President George W. Bush, responsible for crafting key economic speeches. He was the first insider to write a book titled "The Right Man" (Random House, 2003) about the initial period of President Bush's administration, particularly in the wake of the…

Two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning Jewish American historian who brought rigorous historical storytelling to a worldwide readership

Jon Stewart, born Jonathan Stuart Leibowitz on November 28, 1962, is a multifaceted talent in American entertainment. He is a comedian, actor, writer, director, film producer, and television host. From 1999 to August 2015, he captivated audiences as the host of "The Daily Show," a satirical news program on Comedy Central.

Orthodox Jewish-American lawyer, author, columnist, host and media entrepreneur, co-founder of The Daily Wire and one of the most prominent conservative voices in American media and public support for Israel

Jewish-American legal scholar, attorney, Harvard Law professor emeritus, author and public commentator, one of the best-known American voices on civil liberties, due process and the public defense of Israel

Journalist, lawyer, writer, playwright, diplomat and founder of modern political Zionism, who transformed an ancient Jewish longing into an organized international movement and a political vision that led toward the State of Israel

Israeli intelligence officer, diplomat, Foreign Ministry director general, author and journalist, whose career linked Mossad service, backchannel diplomacy, foreign policy and regional peace efforts