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Chernik, Ilanit (March 7, 2019). "[https://jpost.com/diaspora/laurie-cardoza-moore-claims-ilhan-omar-may-have-ties-to-muslim-brotherhood-582728 Laurie Cardoza-Moore claims Ilhan Omar may have ties to Muslim Brotherhood]". ''The Jerusalem Post''.</ref> of [[Tennessee]]. | Chernik, Ilanit (March 7, 2019). "[https://jpost.com/diaspora/laurie-cardoza-moore-claims-ilhan-omar-may-have-ties-to-muslim-brotherhood-582728 Laurie Cardoza-Moore claims Ilhan Omar may have ties to Muslim Brotherhood]". ''The Jerusalem Post''.</ref> of [[Tennessee]]. | ||
| − | Cardoza-Moore is the founder and president of ''Proclaiming Justice to the Nations'' (PJTN), an organization that advocates for Israel and campaigns against antisemitism.<ref name="JPost2025"/><ref name="PJTN">https://pjtn.org/</ref> She has advocated for anti-[[BDS]] legislation,<ref>Hasten, Josh (2015-12-10). "[https://www.jpost.com/magazine/getting-the-word-out-436901 Getting the word out]". ''The Jerusalem Post''</ref> challenged the use of certain school textbooks, and, in her role as Special Envoy to the United Nations for the World Council of Independent Christian Churches, has stated that her work focuses on human rights issues affecting Jews, Christians, and Muslims.<ref name="Scene2011">Meador, Jonathan (October 27, 2011). "[https://www.nashvillescene.com/news/laurie-cardoza-moore-appointed-u-n-special-envoy/article_cf96a7f8-bc7a-548e-9da1-3a5908b5c0e9.html Laurie Cardoza-Moore Appointed U.N. Special Envoy]". Nashville Scene</ref> | + | Cardoza-Moore is the founder and president of ''Proclaiming Justice to the Nations'' (PJTN), an organization that advocates for Israel and campaigns against antisemitism.<ref name="JPost2025"/><ref name="PJTN">https://pjtn.org/</ref> She has advocated for anti-[[BDS]] legislation,<ref>Hasten, Josh (2015-12-10). "[https://www.jpost.com/magazine/getting-the-word-out-436901 Getting the word out]". ''The Jerusalem Post''</ref> challenged the use of certain school textbooks, and, in her role as Special Envoy to the United Nations for the World Council of Independent Christian Churches, has stated that her work focuses on human rights issues affecting Jews, Christians, and Muslims.<ref name="Scene2011">Meador, Jonathan (October 27, 2011). "[https://www.nashvillescene.com/news/laurie-cardoza-moore-appointed-u-n-special-envoy/article_cf96a7f8-bc7a-548e-9da1-3a5908b5c0e9.html Laurie Cardoza-Moore Appointed U.N. Special Envoy]". ''Nashville Scene''</ref> |
| − | In July 2026, she called on [[JD Vance]] to apologize and switch gears from bashing [[Jews] | + | In July 2026, she called on [[JD Vance]] to apologize and switch gears from bashing [[Jews]], [[Israel]].<ref name="INN2026"/> |
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Latest revision as of 19:08, July 21, 2026
Laurie Cardoza-Moore (born February 20, 1962) is an American activist, television host, film producer, and evangelical Christian leader[1][2] who hosts the television program Focus on Israel on NRB TV.[3] of Tennessee.
Cardoza-Moore is the founder and president of Proclaiming Justice to the Nations (PJTN), an organization that advocates for Israel and campaigns against antisemitism.[1][4] She has advocated for anti-BDS legislation,[5] challenged the use of certain school textbooks, and, in her role as Special Envoy to the United Nations for the World Council of Independent Christian Churches, has stated that her work focuses on human rights issues affecting Jews, Christians, and Muslims.[6]
In July 2026, she called on JD Vance to apologize and switch gears from bashing Jews, Israel.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Staff, (September 21, 2025). "10 Christian Zionists: Laurie Cardoza-Moore - No.2". The Jerusalem Post.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Staff, (July 21, 2026). "Evangelical Leader: 'Does JD now stand for Jew Defamer?'". Israel National News.
- ↑ Chernik, Ilanit (March 7, 2019). "Laurie Cardoza-Moore claims Ilhan Omar may have ties to Muslim Brotherhood". The Jerusalem Post.
- ↑ https://pjtn.org/
- ↑ Hasten, Josh (2015-12-10). "Getting the word out". The Jerusalem Post
- ↑ Meador, Jonathan (October 27, 2011). "Laurie Cardoza-Moore Appointed U.N. Special Envoy". Nashville Scene