Jerusalem Bureau Chief for two US radio networks, novelist and lecturer, Dr. Ernie Moore knows the Middle East's intrigues, personalities and passions. With a resume that includes Outdoor Life Magazine, Yedioth Ahronoth's Ynet.com, Jerusalem Post and numerous US newspapers, his lively column, "This Week In Israel" draws weekly readers from some unlikely spots including Iran and 47 other nations at last count. His weekly radio broadcasts are heard across America and around the world. With a listener pool upwards of 50 million people his off-beat sense of humor and rich expertise entertains, informs and packs a punch. A prolific writer, Ernie's latest novel Terrorist Babe continues the adventure series starring Jake Crabtree and the Solutions.com team. It's a blend of action, humor and reality that strikes almost too close to home. Heroes as modern as today, with those "John Wayne" virtues, plus a heart for defeating terrorism in any form make for a great read. Like the first of the series, One Time Messengers, it's full of rolicking good fun too. Now you can order both right here at the Barnabus Press Bookstore! Ernie knows the intelligence community, military thinking and politics so the stories are as real as today.
A former member of the Congressional Advisory Board, Ernie holds two earned Doctor's Degrees and recognition in numerous "Who's Who" publications, including Who's Who in America. He is a professional photographer with credits including the Jerusalem Post. He's produced a book and films about traveling Israel as well as CDs loaded with photos of Israel. He is now the "Goodwill Ambassador" for Group IST.
Ernie served in South Viet Nam from 1965 - 1967. A life member of the National Rifle Association, he's listed on that organization's "American Hero Honor Roll" at the National Firearm's Museum in Washington, DC.
Ernie divides his time between Israel and America, writing, taking evocative photographs and speaking before US groups about politics, war, tourism and the Bible, including prophecy.
"I love learning and teaching. My life is full and fulfilling," Ernie says when asked why he keeps so busy. Currently he's working on a sequel to Terrorist Babe.