Tag: American Israel Public Affairs Committee

Let's not kid ourselves, AIPAC, the ADL, and several other lobbying groups are our bulwark against the repeat in the US of the war against the Jews being waged today by crypto-Nazis and neo-Nazis in Europe and the Middle East.

Omar tweeted: "It's all about the Benjamins baby," as in the hundred dollar bills bearing founding father Benjamin Franklin's portrait. When asked to explain, Omar tweeted: "AIPAC."

It is unlikely that House Democrats would touch the anti-BDS portion of the Senate legislative package, if only to avoid exposing the party's rift over Israel.

The senator's move is part of his ongoing feud with the Trump White House.

"He loved his country with all his might and knew the challenges of the State of Israel."

The vice president's points about Iran matched perfectly visiting Prime Minister Netanyahu's statement following his meeting at the White House with President Trump.

“Thank you for everything you’re doing, for recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital,” Netanyahu told Guatemala's President Morales.

'Surely some US president has to have the courage to stand up and take on the Jewish lobby in US?' Prince Charles wrote in 1986.

Jahan-Abadi explained that these Jewish-Zionist groups’ animosity towards the Islamic Republic is "due to Iran’s support for the oppressed people of Palestine in the face of Israel’s brutal aggression."

There's a hole the size of a blown-up number 5 bus on Dizengoff Street in each one of Bernie Sanders' arguments.

Also, as we have mentioned, taking his money out of his ten-day Israel Bond would have cost him plenty. Ike may be angry but he's not a fool.

It's difficult to predict whether offended US Jews who discovered there's a limit to their political influence in their second-choice country will be able to keep up the turf war much longer.

Both of Netanyahu's decisions caused a storm and created a rift with Diaspora Jews, most emphatically in the US.

All of their contributions do not give the board of governors of this very important agency the right to throw a tantrum.

Kronfeld believes her "progressive conservativism" will have widespread appeal for New Yorkers.

Back in March, Vice President Mike Pence told the AIPAC conference that President Trump was "seriously considering" moving the embassy to Jerusalem.

Yishai shares his impressions from the AIPAC conference...

'We want you to be the first nation on earth to move its embassy to Jerusalem,' Bennett said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers remarks live via satellite at the 2017 AIPAC Policy Conference.

Ostensibly, it's the peace of the complete city of Jerusalem the VP and his nice Christian family are praying for. With Jews praying on the Temple Mount and picnicking on the green hills of Shiloh.

In 1994 US envoy to the UN Madeleine Albright insisted on a paragraph-by-paragraph UNSC vote, to edit out language saying Jerusalem was occupied territory.

Like the bulk of the Democratic party, Biden supports a two-state solution.

Huma Abedin, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s closest aide, urged former President Bill Clinton in 2009 to reject a speaking invitation before AIPAC, saying, “u really want to consider sending him into that crowd?”

AIPAC mourns former Israeli president Shimon Peres, 'indefatigable advocate for justice and human progress.'

The group of Al-Haq friendly lawmakers is led by one of the most anti-Israel members of Congress, Betty McCollum, US Representative for Minnesota's 4th congressional district.

AIPAC’s success in weakening the 2012 pro-Israel language left some Republicans angry.

"Not only will security assistance for missile defense not be cut, it will be increased."

The White House used the same tactic against the House version of the National Defense Authorization Act, which the president also threatened to veto.

Clinton darling Sidney Blumenthal gave Hillary guidelines for bringing Bibi and AIPAC to heel.

The President now feels comfortable meeting with the Prime Minister at the UN after winning the battle to keep Congress from turning down the agreement with a veto-proof majority.