George Ajjan is an international political strategist and commentator.  For the 2008 Presidential election, he was hired by Sky News to offer prime-time commentary both from London and New York studios as a Republican analyst.

George is often sought out as a political technology specialist, a campaign advisor, and a pundit who frequently opines on TV, web, and print, including in national publications such as Chronicles as a foreign policy commentator.

George was born and raised in NJ and graduated from Johns Hopkins in 1998. After 3 years of management experience at Procter & Gamble, George graduated from the London Business School with an MBA in 2003.

Since his congressional run in 2004, he has assisted candidates at the local, county, state, and international level. George has traveled to 30 countries and worked across 4 continents, including projects in London, Dakar, and Dubai.

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Tuesday, August 01, 2006

Peace Vigil in Paterson

This evening, I attended, along with dozens of other Arab-Americans, a lovely candlelight peace vigil at a small park in South Paterson, NJ, in honor of all the civilians - Lebanese, Palestinian, and Israeli, who have perished in the current fighting in the Middle East.


Antiochian Orthodox Bishop Antoun Khoury, and Imam Mohammed el-Filali of the Islamic Center of Passaic County led prayers - see pictures. The Imam gave extended and very apolitical remarks, in which he said, "I wonder how we spell peace, is it P-E-A-C-E, or P-I-E-C-E, as in a piece of land."

Posted at 9:30 PM

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Anonymous said...

George,

Check out these cartoon drawings which are very moving and chronologically details what happened the last 3 weeks in Lebanon. They are drawn by a young kid 17 years "zouzou" who has a great heart.

make sure you scroll to the bottom to not miss some great ones.

May God Save Lebanon

August 02, 2006 4:02 PM

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