J Street goes on the offensive against AIPAC-backed candidates
(JTA) — J Street, the liberal Jewish Middle East advocacy group, announced that it will spend $3 million to defeat a handful of Republican candidates backed by AIPAC, joining the p...
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(JTA) — J Street, the liberal Jewish Middle East advocacy group, announced that it will spend $3 million to defeat a handful of Republican candidates backed by AIPAC, joining the p...
“It’s a new era for us,” says J Street president Jeremy Ben-Ami. -- The post J Street goes on the offensive against AIPAC-backed candidates appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic Age...
For 18 years, J Street sought a seat at the table with mainstream pro-Israel organizations. Now it’s building its own table. -- The post Figures who once defined Jewish establishm...
(JTA) — J Street, the Jewish advocacy group that calls itself pro-Israel and pro-peace, has sought a seat at the Jewish establishment table since its inception in 2008 – and has be...
New council of the liberal Israel lobby includes former top representatives of Jewish community and Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionist rabbis
J Street U was barred from Hillel over its national ties, but its leaders question why the new rules do not affect Birthright or Wolverine for Israel
A vocal advocate of Jewish settlement in the West Bank, Deputy Mayor Arieh King accused Britain of undermining Israeli sovereignty and demanded to rename the name of the city's pro...
The bill, backed by AIPAC but opposed by J Street and Democratic leaders, treats a total boycott of Israel like a boycott of West Bank companies. House Democratic Leader Jeffries:...
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