| Neil Lazarus is an internationally acclaimed expert in the field of Middle East, Israel advocacy and effective communication training.
His seminars are fun, informative and entertaining. He is a full time key note speaker and his seminars are causing a sensation.
Neil Lazarus has helped train a new generation of Israeli diplomats as well as Jewish community and student leadership. He acted as the Israel advocacy policy advisor for Israel's leading reality television program,
The Ambassador.
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His client list is extensive and includes The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Israeli Ministry of Tourism, Keshet Television, The World Bank, Harvard University Extension Courses in Israel, Hillel, Hadassah, Birthright and The Jewish Agency of Israel. For a more extensive list click here.
Neil has been pioneering in the use of internet as an educational tool. He developed, in conjunction with The Jewish Agency of Israel and The Ministry of foreign Affairs an online advocacy training seminars for Jewish communities worldwide. Over 2500 students participated in the course. He also developed the Israel advocacy toolbar.
(download the toolbar here)
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Born in Britain he received his first degree in Political Science at the University of Wales. Neil immigrated to Israel in 1988 and soon after received his Masters Degree at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Speaking to over 25 000 people a year Neil has a crucial component for any seminar concerning Israel.
Neil Lazarus works with adult, student and youth groups. He is emerging as one of Israel's leading keynote speakers.
Now, more than ever, his awesome seminars are playing a pivotal role in promoting Israel around the world.
These seminars are crucial for anybody interested in the Middle East, and for all advocates for Israel.
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"Your seminars are both educational and informative...together with your dry humor and extensive knowledge you provide an essential service to Jews and Christians alike fighting...hatred".
Natan Scharansky Minister of Jerusalem and Diaspora Affairs
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