Eve Harow's Bio

Eve Harow moved to Efrat with her family in 1988 after earning an MA in Psychology. Her pro-Israel activity began in her native Los Angeles and has only deepened in tandem with her life's connection to Israel.

Eve was elected to 2 consecutive five year terms on the Efrat Local Council, which ended in late 2004.   Since the early 90's she has made an impact as a passionate spokesperson of the right of Jews to live in Judea, Samaria and Gaza.  In that capacity and working in general Israel advocacy she has appeared in countless forums in Israel, Canada, Australia and all over the US, including lobbying in Washington, DC. and Ottawa with many media appearances on CNN, radio, print, debates, TV, panels, including the international film 'Blood and Tears'.   Eve has met with Wexner Fellows, Conference of Presidents, Christian groups, UJC, UIA, etc., She has also spoken to thousands of students in Israel and abroad.

Eve has her own weekly English language radio show on Israel National Radio on Wednesdays from 3-5 PM with a global audience of Jews and non-Jews alike. She resigned her position as Assistant Director of One Israel Fund in order to concentrate on her work on behalf of Israel, as well as focus on the global media representation that shapes public opinion. Eve is now an official tour guide, licensed through Israel's Tourism Ministry, able to educate visitors in a comprehensive fashion on history and archaeology as well as current events.

Eve is a graduate of the American Jewish Committee's Chavruta III program for Building Tolerance in Israeli Society as well as the Bar Ilan University Leadership Training course for religious women.  Her life experience juxtaposed with her love and enthusiasm for the Jewish nation makes her a unique inspirational speaker who can combine a variety of themes. In her seminars with youth she strives to impress upon them the centrality of Israel and the opportunities inherent in the return home after the long diaspora.   With women's groups the focus is on the challenge of raising committed, confident children in an uncertain time and place.   And of course she more than holds her own in forums concerned with politics and current events.

Eve and her physician husband are the parents of seven and grandparents of two incredible little girls and their brother, Netzach.