Annika Hernroth-Rothstein
Swedish pundit (born 1981)
Annika Hernroth-Rothstein (born 1981) is a Swedish journalist and activist. In 2020, she published her first book, Exile: Portraits of the Jewish Diaspora. The Algemeiner Journal considered her one of the top 100 people positively influencing Jewish life.
She has made a significant impact through her work in addressing antisemitism, advocating for Jewish rights, and reporting on international political issues. With a background in media and Middle Eastern Studies, she served as a political advisor in Sweden and organized pro-Israel rallies, drawing attention to antisemitism. Her extensive travels included a notable visit to Iran, where she reported on the condition of Iranian Jews, and a trip to Venezuela, during which she faced threats and was briefly detained while reporting on the political situation.
Early life and education
Hernroth-Rothstein is Jewish and attended Uppsala University and Linnaeus University where she attained a B.A. degree in Media and Communication as well as in Middle Eastern Studies.
Career
Between 2013 and 2015, she worked as a political advisor for the Swedish liberal party, Folkpartiet, as part of the conservative political coalition “Alliansen”.
Political activism
She frequently writes on the issues of antisemitism both in Sweden and abroad. In September 2012, Hernroth-Rothstein organized a pro-Israel rally of almost 1500 people in the center of Stockholm.
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