Philip Brodsky is a seasoned American advocate for Israel, based in the Greater Boston area, with a career dedicated to strengthening pro-Israel presence on U.S. college campuses and combating antisemitism. He has led The David Project as Executive Director since September 2014, succeeding David Bernstein, focusing on leadership training, anti-BDS initiatives, and strategic campus programming to empower Jewish students and allies. Prior to this role, Brodsky served as Managing Director of the Israel on Campus Coalition (ICC) from approximately 2007 to 2014, coordinating a network of organizations to promote pro-Israel advocacy and counter anti-Israel activism. Earlier, he worked as Communications Director for the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), managing media outreach and public campaigns. His efforts have included high-profile advocacy on issues like the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Brodsky continues to shape Jewish communal responses to contemporary challenges through nonprofit leadership and grassroots organizing.