Frayda Levin is an American billionaire philanthropist and conservative donor renowned for her financial support of right-wing causes, particularly in Israel and the United States. She is a major donor to organizations such as the Kohelet Policy Forum, a Jerusalem-based think tank that promotes conservative policies, judicial reform, and pro-Israel initiatives. Levin's philanthropy extends to U.S. conservative networks, where she has been a significant financial backer of figures and groups aligned with free-market ideologies and Republican politics, including a major donor relationship with Efraim Inbar, a prominent Israeli security expert. Her career began in public service, starting as a Legislative Aide on Capitol Hill before serving in the Reagan-Bush Administration during the 1980s. She later transitioned into philanthropy, leveraging her wealth—derived from her marriage to telecom entrepreneur David Levin, co-founder of IDT Corporation—to fund conservative advocacy. She holds board positions at key organizations, including the Club for Growth, Americans for Prosperity, and the Foundation for Economic Education, influencing policy debates on economics, limited government, and foreign affairs. Levin has also appeared in media, notably on Fox & Friends, discussing conservative issues. Her giving reflects a strong ideological commitment to libertarian and neoconservative principles, with a focus on strengthening Israel's right-wing ecosystem and countering progressive influences in both countries. While specific financial details of her donations are not always public, her role in networks of influence underscores her as a pivotal figure in transatlantic conservative funding.