Caroline Glick

Caroline Glick was born in 1969 in Houston

Glick was born in December 1969 in Houston, Texas, to a Jewish family and grew up in the Hyde Park area of Chicago. She earned a BA in political science from Columbia University in 1991. That year she immigrated to Israel.

She joined the IDF in 1991 and served in the Military Advocate General's office during the First Intifada. She later coordinated negotiations with the Palestinians and left the army as a captain at the end of 1996. She then worked at the Israel Antiquities Authority and as assistant foreign policy adviser to Netanyahu from 1997 to 1998.

She earned a Master of Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School in 2000 and returned to Israel to write for Makor Rishon. She was deputy managing editor and later a senior columnist at The Jerusalem Post. In 2003 she reported from the front lines of the Iraq war with the US Army's 3rd Infantry Division.

In 2008 she founded the satire site Latma, and in 2014 she published The Israeli Solution, which argues for a one-state plan. In 2019 she ran sixth on the New Right list, which did not enter the Knesset. She wrote for Israel Hayom from 2019 until June 2022.

In February 2025 she joined the Prime Minister's Office as international affairs adviser. In May 2026 she was named as Netanyahu's candidate for Consul General in New York, but the appointment did not go ahead. She lives in Efrat.