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Alan Dershowitz: Criminal defense attorney and Harvard Law School professor emeritus whose books include The Case for Israel. His published legal commentary defends Israel’s positions in international debates. Source.

Brooke Goldstein: Founder and executive director of The Lawfare Project, which pursues legal action addressing antisemitic discrimination in education, employment and commerce, including BDS-related matters. Source.

David M. Friedman: Bankruptcy attorney and U.S. ambassador to Israel from 2017 to 2021. He continues his advocacy through the Friedman Center for Peace through Strength and One Jewish State. Source.

Richard A. Rosenbaum: Executive chairman of Greenberg Traurig. In 2024 he publicly supported the firm’s representation of American and Israeli victims of the October 7 attacks in U.S. civil litigation. The linked firm statement describes allegations made in that lawsuit, rather than judicial findings. Source.

Susan B. Tuchman: Director of the Zionist Organization of America’s Center for Law and Justice. Her work includes Title VI advocacy concerning antisemitic harassment and discrimination in education. Source.

Yael Lerman: Founding director of StandWithUs’s Saidoff legal program, which provides legal resources addressing antisemitism and anti-Israel discrimination in schools, universities and the broader community. Source.

David Abrams: New York attorney associated with the Zionist Advocacy Center. In a published first-person letter, he described his use of litigation to oppose anti-Israel boycotts and discrimination and to address terrorism-related matters. Source.

David Schoen: Federal criminal defense and civil rights attorney. ZOA announced his election as national chair in 2021, documenting his leadership in the organization’s Israel-related and legal advocacy. Source.

Gabriel Groisman: Florida attorney, government affairs adviser and former mayor of Bal Harbour. His public work includes advocacy concerning antisemitism and anti-BDS policy. Source.

Mark S. Levenson: Chair of the Real Estate Department and Israel Business Practice Group at Sills Cummis & Gross. His firm biography documents his leadership in drafting and enacting New Jersey’s anti-BDS legislation and his work strengthening business ties with Israel. Source.

Neil Barr: Davis Polk’s chair and managing partner. In October 2023, he explained the firm’s decision to rescind offers to students linked to organizational statements about Israel and the Hamas attacks, describing those statements as contrary to the firm’s values. This documents a specific institutional response, rather than a general political platform. Source.

Joseph C. Shenker: Senior chair at Sullivan & Cromwell. He helped draft and circulate the November 2023 law-firm letter to law-school deans concerning antisemitism, Islamophobia, racism and other forms of hatred and harassment. His firm reports that more than 250 firms ultimately signed. Source.

Brad S. Karp: Litigation partner and former chair of Paul, Weiss (2008–2026). The firm documents his work with Joseph Shenker spearheading the 2023 letter urging law schools to address antisemitism, discrimination and harassment. Source.

Erwin Chemerinsky: Constitutional scholar and dean of Berkeley Law. He has publicly discussed his Zionist identity and opposition to antisemitism while defending free-expression principles. These positions do not imply agreement with every Israeli government policy. Source.

Seth P. Waxman: Former U.S. solicitor general and appellate advocate. In November 2024, Alan Dershowitz named Waxman among lawyers who had agreed to participate in an initiative defending Israel’s legal position. Reporting at the time stated that the team’s role in ICC proceedings was unclear. Source.

William P. Barr: Former U.S. attorney general, named by Alan Dershowitz in November 2024 as a participant in his proposed legal initiative concerning Israel and ICC arrest warrants. The source records Dershowitz’s announcement, not proof of courtroom representation or a continuing board appointment. Source.

Michael B. Mukasey: Former U.S. attorney general and federal judge, named by Alan Dershowitz in November 2024 as a participant in his proposed legal initiative concerning Israel and ICC arrest warrants. The source records Dershowitz’s announcement, not proof of courtroom representation or a continuing board appointment. Source.