President Rivlin’s ex-media adviser is new deputy-chair of Henry Jackson Society
Jason Pearlman joins the Westminster-based think-tank after more than three years serving President Reuven Rivlin
A Westminster-based think tank has appointed the former international media adviser to Israel’s President as it’s new second-in-charge.
Jason Pearlman joins The Henry Jackson Society after more than three years in his role with President Reuven Rivlin.
The new appointee, who recently served as a liaison with the White House for the meeting between Rivlin and US Vice-President Mike Pence, has also worked as a strategic consultant in Israel and the UK.
Jason Pearlman said his new position at the foreign policy think-tank was “a tremendous honour and an exciting challenge. Throughout my previous roles, the Henry Jackson Society has been a first port of call for information and research on a wide range of topics. The chance to contribute to this important work is a true privilege.”
HJS founder and Executive Director Alan Mendoza said they were “delighted to have enlisted Jason’s experience and skills to help us continue in this very positive direction.”
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