AIPAC
Jewish Republican Paul Singer tarred with rainbow Star of David in anti-LGBTQ Kentucky ad
“This ad is totally insane! As if homophobia wasn’t enough, you had to make it antisemitic, too, using a Star of David to label the Jew.”
Rutgers disinvites commencement speaker for claiming Israelis 'train dogs to assault prisoners'
The scourge that is anti-Israel US politicians - opinion
Rep. Ro Khanna: Betting against Jews - opinion
US philanthropist close to Netanyahu: What happened to Abraham Accords?
LA-based businessman claims diplomats from Muslim countries ask why Israel stopped investing in Abraham Accords
‘We must speak to the Zionist lobby’: Abbas urges Palestinian Americans to engage with AIPAC
Abbas’ endorsement of engagement with AIPAC is significant as calls from the left and pro-Palestinians to boycott the group grow louder.
AIPAC head adapts pro-Israel lobby to changing political landscape
No. 17 on The Jerusalem Post's Top 50 Most Influential Jews of 2022: AIPAC president Betsy Berns Korn.
What do Jewish organizations think about the Iran deal revival?
As Iran and the superpowers are on the verge of reviving the 2015 nuclear agreement, several Jewish organizations are expressing concern.
In ridiculous claim, left-wing Jewish group calls AIPAC ‘antisemitic’
"They are not a Jewish org[anization], nor claim to be one," IfNotNow said of AIPAC. "By working with synagogues and Jewish youth, AIPAC paints the picture that they represent Jews."
$1m. to super PACs: Robert Kraft to AIPAC, George Soros to J Street
United Democracy Project spent over $26 million in Democratic primaries this cycle. Meanwhile, Soros’ donation was the single largest to J Street Action Fund, which has spent $1.7 million this cycle.
'The Arc of Our History': Pivotal moments in Israeli history - review
Stanley Ringler engaged in the development of political support groups, political education programs, and lobbying in Israel and the US.
Who tried to block US funding for Iron Dome? - opinion
This is the quintessential difference between J Street and AIPAC.
Why did AIPAC stay out of Ilhan Omar’s tight race?
In one week, AIPAC’s opponents were handed a tidy critique of the group’s approach: AIPAC spent millions of dollars to defeat Jewish royalty, but not a dime to unseat Omar.
AIPAC’s decision to enter fray of partisan politics will come at a price - editorial
Supporting some candidates over others will make it harder to keep both sides of the aisle happy.