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Ben Lazarus

Consulting Partner

Ben Lazarus is a Partner and the Head of Consulting at PwC Israel. He leads a team of consultants across various areas and is dedicated to delivering exceptional service.

Aside from his professional responsibilities, Ben Lazarus also manages Early Onset Parkinson's Disease, approaching it with a positive mindset and incorporating it as part of his life.

Ben Lazarus is dedicated to health and wellness, actively engaging in exercise, dieting, and appropriate medication to manage his condition.

He shares his journey and insights on living with Parkinson's through his blog, 'Fighting Parkinson's,' where he provides valuable resources and fosters a supportive community for those facing similar challenges.

Ben Lazarus is a graduate of the University of Leeds, where he studied BA Hons in Politics, showcasing his academic acumen and intellectual curiosity.

Furthermore, he holds a professional qualification as an FCA from ICAEW, reflecting his commitment to continuous learning and excellence in his field.

Ben Lazarus has held key positions in reputable organizations, including being a former Partner at PwC Israel and a former Vice President of Business Operations at Stratasys, demonstrating his extensive industry expertise and leadership capabilities.

His prior roles include being a Vice President of PMI & Business Transformation at Stratasys, a Director at PricewaterhouseCoopers London, and serving in various capacities at Coopers and Lybrand Sheffield and PricewaterhouseCoopers London, highlighting his diverse and rich career background.

Ben Lazarus is open to connecting with others facing similar health challenges or seeking to engage in meaningful discussions and idea sharing related to Parkinson's disease.

Highlights

Jul 25 · linkedin

The Freedom Bell - Absolute disgrace in Washington DC

Do people not realize that this is the face of the anti Israel movement

No shame!!!

For sure many are peaceful but this is not an isolated event. It is such a terrible sign of the lack of respect for our modern world!

Just my personal opinion

Jul 17 · linkedin

“I Can’t Erase All the Blood from My Mind" - Human Rights Watch EXPLOSIVE report on the October 7th attack.

Please share this critical report - it is a truly damning testimony by a more than independent organization that is traditionally critical of Israel - it proves beyond doubt that this was not a mere random act of resistance but was in fact a highly coordinated and truly evil attack. It shows clearly who Israel is fighting.

HRW is not known to the be anything like Pro-Israel and they explicitly don't call Hamas out as a terrorist group but they are unequivocal across 254 pages of detail about the depths of the terror and the accountability of Hamas for it.

In summary:

On October 7, 2023, the Qassam Brigades and at least four other Palestinian armed groups carried out a planned, coordinated assault in southern Israel, attacking military outposts and bases, and numerous residential communities and social gatherings. The armed groups killed at least 815 civilians, and they took as hostage at least 251 civilians and Israeli security force personnel and brought them back to Gaza.

“I Can’t Erase All the Blood”: Palestinian Armed Groups’ October 7 Assault on Israel is based on research conducted between October 2023 and June 2024, and includes interviews with 94 Israeli and other nationals who witnessed the attack, as well as 50 family members of victims of abuses; first responders; medical experts; municipal officials; and journalists who later visited the attack sites. Human Rights Watch also verified and analyzed over 280 photos and videos.

Palestinian armed groups committed numerous war crimes during the assault, including attacks targeting civilians and civilian objects; willful killing of persons in custody; cruel and other inhumane treatment; sexual and gender-based violence; hostage taking; mutilation and despoiling (robbing) of bodies; use of human shields; and pillage and looting. Human Rights Watch also concluded that the planned murder of civilians and the taking of hostages – a form of unlawful imprisonment – were crimes against humanity. Human Rights Watch calls on Palestinian armed groups to immediately release all civilian hostages and outlines recommendations to bring accountability for the crimes detailed in the report.

It states in the report:

Human Rights Watch has found that based on the information presented in this report, the Hamas claim that on October 7 its forces did not seek to harm Israeli civilians is false— rather, it was part of the plan from the outset. Accounts from survivors along with photographs and verified videos from the attacks show Palestinian fighters seeking out civilians and killing them across the attack sites from the first moments that the assault began, indicating that the intentional killing and hostage-taking of civilians was planned and highly coordinated.

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Tel Aviv District, Israel