Noah Pollak is an American political writer, commentator and pro-Israel advocate whose work focuses on US foreign policy, Israel, Jewish affairs and combating antisemitism. He is the executive director of the Emergency Committee for Israel, an advocacy organization focused on strengthening the US-Israel relationship and promoting policies supportive of Israel’s security.
Pollak has written for publications including The Wall Street Journal, National Review, Commentary, Politico and The Jerusalem Post, and has appeared on major US television and media platforms. Earlier in his career, he lived in Israel and served as an assistant editor of Azure magazine at the Shalem Center in Jerusalem.
In recent years, Pollak has focused increasingly on antisemitism and the challenges facing Jewish students on American university campuses. In 2025, he joined the US Department of Education as a senior adviser, following work with conservative organizations and foundations in education, foreign policy and media, including Parents Defending Education and the Washington Free Beacon.
A co-founder of Jewish Voices for Trump, Pollak has also been a prominent conservative Jewish voice in US politics, advocating for stronger support for Israel and a more forceful response to antisemitism and anti-Israel activism on campuses.