Western States Rabbinic Engagement Director

AIPAC; Los Angeles (CA); Hybrid; USD 115,000 - 137,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work two days a week

Benefits package

Hybrid work model

Job summary

AIPAC is seeking a Western States Regional Rabbinic Director to train rabbis to engage Congress, empower congregants in pro-Israel politics, and advocate for bipartisan nonprescriptive activism around US-Israel relations. The role involves fundraising, leadership engagement, and delivering briefings to mobilize communities.

The position requires 5 years in development or political work, deep understanding of the Jewish community, and travel.

Qualifications

• 5 years of development or political experience.
• Deep understanding of synagogues and the broader Jewish community.
• Ability to work with all streams of Judaism.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Excellent organizational skills and adaptability in a fast-changing environment.
• Travel required.
• Knowledge of Middle East current events.

Responsibilities

• Train targeted rabbis to engage members of Congress.
• Collaborate with AIPAC staff to increase political activism in communities.
• Deliver speeches and briefings on political activism for US-Israel relations.
• Ensure data is captured and used to evaluate success.
• Coordinate with national leadership on external messaging.
• Other duties as assigned by the National Rabbinic Director.

Skills

Development experience

Political experience

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Travel

Middle East knowledge

Understanding of Jewish community

Job description

AIPAC is seeking a Western States Regional Rabbinic Director to train rabbis to engage Congress, empower congregants in pro-Israel politics, and advocate for bipartisan nonprescriptive activism around US-Israel relations. The role involves fundraising, leadership engagement, and delivering briefings to mobilize communities.

The position requires 5 years in development or political work, deep understanding of the Jewish community, and travel.