Moshe Kliger is a prominent Israeli-American businessman and activist, widely recognized as the founder and president of the Israel Allies Foundation (IAF). Established in 2007, the IAF is a non-profit organization dedicated to mobilizing political support for Israel among non-Jewish parliamentarians and legislators globally, fostering pro-Israel legislation in various governments worldwide. Under Kliger's leadership, the IAF has expanded its network significantly, establishing caucuses in numerous countries across North America, Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia, with the goal of strengthening diplomatic and legislative ties with Israel. Kliger is known for his deep connections within both Israeli political circles and conservative U.S. political and donor networks. His background includes service in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and a career in business prior to his extensive work in advocacy. The IAF's activities are widely supported by its constituents, but the organization and its lobbying efforts have drawn criticism from some who oppose its specific political agenda or its alignment with certain Israeli government policies. He is known for his connections to Israeli political figures and conservative U.S. donors.