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NGO Monitor Staff

Professor Gerald Steinberg President
Dov Yarden Chief Executive Officer
Naftali Balanson Managing Editor
Anne Herzberg  Legal Advisor
Rachel Fox Marcom Director
Elie Klutstein Researcher
Diane Meskin Researcher
Rachel Friend Public Relations

 

Professor Gerald Steinberg, President

Prof. Gerald Steinberg is President of NGO Monitor and the Chairman of the Political Studies Department at Bar Ilan University. His research interests include Middle East diplomacy and security, the politics of human rights and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), Israeli politics and arms control. He was also a consultant to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, participates in track-two workshops, the Inter-parliamentary Coalition for Combating Antisemitism ICCA, and is a member of the academic advisory board of the Israel Law Review.

His op-ed columns appear in the Jerusalem Post, and in the Wall St. Journal (Europe); Financial Times, National Review Online, International Herald Tribune, and other publications, and he is a frequent commentator on CBC, NPR, the BBC, and others.

Recent academic publications include "Europe's Failed Middle East Policies"; "Soft Powers Play Hardball: NGOs Wage War against Israel ", and "The UN, the ICJ and the Separation Barrier: War by Other Means" (Israel Law Review). He is also completing research on human rights and politics during the 2006 Lebanon war, funded by the prestigious Israel Science Foundation.
 

NGO-related articles by Professor Steinberg:

Click here a catalogue of Professor Steinberg’s publications.

 

Dov Yarden, Chief Executive Officer

Originally from Australia, Dov has lived in Israel for twenty years. His vast experience includes over ten years of management in the high tech industry. Dov oversees the day to day management of the organization.  His remit also includes long-term planning and donor relations.

 

Anne Herzberg, Legal Advisor

Anne is a graduate of Oberlin College and Columbia University Law School where she was named a James Kent Scholar and a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar.  Prior to joining NGO Monitor, she worked as a litigation associate in New York for the law firms Winston & Strawn and Shearman & Sterling. As part of her pro bono work as an associate, Anne assisted asylum seekers and performed work for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.  She has published on the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia. 

Publications by Anne Herzberg:

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