Virag is a distinguished public speaker, international Jewish affairs specialist, and mindful activist. Though not Jewish herself, she has dedicated her career to combating antisemitism and promoting Jewish rights.

Virag has served as a diplomat to the European Union during Hungary's presidency and worked at the United Nations through the Touro College Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust. She played a pivotal role in launching the now-prominent movement #EndJewHatred.

Growing up amid antisemitic stereotypes, Virag has been candid about how our environments shape us and the importance of questioning ingrained preconceptions. Her commitment to activism extends beyond personal passion; she holds a second Master's degree in Jewish Studies from Touro University, Manhattan, and has spent the past decade working with various non-profits in the USA, Israel, and Europe on campaigns against antisemitism.

Recently named one of the 18 Prominent Zionist Women in the USA by Hadassah, Virag is a knowledgeable and outspoken critic of the BDS movement, the U.N.'s anti-Israel sentiments, and the manipulation of educational curricula to foster anti-Zionist ideologies.

Currently, Virag leads the JNF-USA Speakers Bureau, and continues to speak to audiences locally and internationally.