In addition to being a journalist, when he first moved to Washington Bruzonsky was also the first Washington Representative of the World Jewish Congress at a time when that organization was led by the most distinguished leading independent international Jewish personalities who became his personal mentors — Dr. Nahum Goldman and Philip Klutznick.    It should now be emphasized that Bruzonsky has had nothing to do with the WJC for some time since it was totally taken over by Israel and the  Israeli/Jewish Lobby which turned it into a mouthpiece for increasingly dangerous, unlawful, and unacceptable Israeli policies.  However, in the years the organization was independent and headed by Goldman, Klutznick and Edgar Bronfman, Bruzonsky played a significant and crucial role.  Among other things, he was instrumental in bringing about personal contact and negotiations for a peaceful Israeli-Palestinian settlement between the most senior Jewish international leaders, major Israeli personalities, top officials of the Palestine Liberation Organization, senior officials at the United Nations including the Secretary-General, and key leaders in several Arab countries as well as the Soviet Union.  He was the “advance man” when the President of Egypt invited first Klutznick and then Bronfman to be his official guest to that country.   He represented Edgar Bronfman on an official visit to Moscow where he had the special priviledge of staying in the Lenin Room of the National Hotel overlooking Red Square.  

Bruzonsky has made more than 200 international trips to more than 45 countries in these many and varied capacities.  He himself has been the official guest of many governments and organizations, including Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Lebanon, the PLO, Tunisia, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Kenya, Ethiopia, Pakistan, Austria, and the Palestine Authority.  He made so many international trips that early in his career he earned the greatest frequent flyer award in airline history — a full month of unlimited travel worldwide on Pan Am Airlines.

Bruzonsky has been invited to speak at many universities and public affairs organizations including Rotary Clubs and World Affairs Councils.  He has given keynote and major speeches at several leading universities, including Princeton, The University of Chicago, Purdue, Lawrence University, the University of Illinois, St. Mary’s College in California, and Morehouse College.  Bruzonsky was invited twice to lecture about U.S. foreign policy and the Middle East at the U.S. Army War College at Carlisle Barracks in Pennsylvania.  During the historic White House signing ceremony with Yitzhak Rabin, Yasser Arafat, and President Bill Clinton, Bruzonsky provided live commentary throughout for Canadian Television (CTV).

Having lived in Washington, DC, for many years, Bruzonsky has a special grasp of how the political, economic, legal, and social systems intersect with the vast array of think tanks, media organizations, lobbyists, and foreign representatives.   His written articles and extensive interviews with key figures — including former U.N. Secretary-Generals Boutros-Ghali and Kurt Waldheim, Shimon Peres, Yasser Arafat, Edward Said, Robert Fisk, Moussa Abu Marzook (Hamas), Noam Chomsky, General Matti Peled, and many other important political and intellectual personalities — have appeared in more than eighty magazines and newspapers in thirteen countries throughout the U.S., Europe, Israel, and the Arab world.

Bruzonsky is now working on several unique books about the “Two-State Solution,” U.S.-Israel Relations, and American Foreign Policy.