David Rubin
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David Rubin

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David Rubin is a former mayor of Shiloh, Israel – in the region of Samaria, which together with Judea, is known to much of the world as the West Bank. He is founder and president of Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund (SICF) – dedicated to healing the trauma of child victims of terrorist attacks, as well as rebuilding the biblical heartland of Israel through the children. SICF was established after Rubin and his three-year-old son were wounded in a vicious terrorist attack while driving home from Jerusalem. Rubin vowed to retaliate – not with hatred, nor with anger, but with compassion – to create positive change for Israel and its children. Rubin has become an unofficial spokesman for Israel, with his books that speak the truth about what’s really happening in Israel and the Middle East. Rubin has also written extensively about the Israel-US relationship, as well as the very real threat of Jihadist Islam to Judeo-Christian civilization. In addition to his new book, “Confronting Radicals: What America Can Learn From Israel”, these books have included “Trump and the Jews”, “The Islamic Tsunami”, and “Peace For Peace”. Rubin appears as a frequent commentator on Fox News, Newsmax TV, and many other television and radio networks, while his articles have appeared in the Jerusalem Post and Israel National News, as well as many American publications and online media. A featured speaker throughout North America and elsewhere, Rubin is known as the “Trusted Voice of Israel."
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