Israel. On February 3, 2015, he was invited at The Algemeiner Gala in New-York City, to receive a prize as one of the 2014 Top-100 people influencing positively jewish life. On October 20, 2021, an Israeli based Zionist Association, awarded him the prize of the Zionist activist of the year 2022. This rewards his research work and his publications on the beginnings of the Zionist movement (his second and third book) as well than his volunteer commitment with the association he created, HaFrayerim. On October 20, 2018, he gained 85% of the French-Israeli vote at the Municipal Council election of Tel-Aviv. He became, de facto, the advisor of the Mayor and offer 1,8 of the Municipal Council to the Mayor. The political news website Israel-Valley confirmed his nomination as such as LPH Magazine. Jonathan-Simon Sellem is also the founder of the Israeli NGO HaFrayerim, whose goal is to fight against the high cost of living in Israel as well as for greater social justice, especially for Holocaust survivors who are poorly housed or who do not have enough to buy food and medicine every day. According to an article published in France in January 2023, "Jonathan-Simon Sellem spends a lot of time in Africa where he is friendly with many heads of state." He handles their communications campaigns and some of their relationships with foreign politicians." This article also adds that he is a renowned spin doctor who has built a reputation as a discreet but influential figure in Africa as well as in Europe. A famous Brazilian media also wrote that "as a political strategist Jonathan-Simon Sellem is considered a genius in his field. With more than 15 years of experience in political campaigns, he is known for his ability to anticipate trends and make accurate decisions." Books Charles De Gaulle: antisemite?, self-published, 2018-09-15, Les vrais protocoles des sages de Sion : le premier congrès sioniste, version intégrale, adaptée en français et annotée, self-published, 2020-04-2, Haïm: Du premier Congrès Sioniste à la première Présidence de l'État d'Israël, self-published, 2021-10-13, Max Nordau : Much more than a Tel-Aviv boulevard, self-published, 2022-12-27, ISBN 979-8366622981 References Living people 1983 births French journalists Right-wing politicians in France Israeli journalists French Zionists