The Ombuds Blog: Holocaust Claims Conference Appoints Ombuds

August 22, 2016

Holocaust Claims Conference Appoints Ombuds

The Conference of Jewish Material Claims Against Germany has named Ayelet Metzger as its next Ombudsman. She will be the second person to hold the position. Metzger was hired after a lengthy international search and has been Deputy CEO of the Second Authority for Radio and Television, a media regulator in Israel.

Metzger graduated and earned a master's degree from Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and is currently a pre-doctoral student at the university's Federmann School of Public Policy and Government. (Claims Conference News.)

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August 22, 2016

Holocaust Claims Conference Appoints Ombuds

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