Tag: Republican Jewish Coalition

“Yes, I’m a Republican, he’s a Republican. He’s our nominee."

GOP presidential contender Ted Cruz was the only candidate to accept the invite to speak to Republican Jews in Las Vegas.

Clinton touted the Iran Deal during her AIPAC speech - no kidding.

The National Jewish Democratic Council dumped its staff and outsourced its activities to a p.r. firm.

A "National Jewish Leadership Team" reportedly will meet with Bush two days after Yom Kippur.

RJC Demands Obama stop demonizing Jews for opposing the Iran deal.

Only one of the major Jewish organizations issued a statement of unqualified support for the nuclear agreement with Iran. Guess which.

Ready for the big news? George W. Bush doesn't think much of Barack Obama's foreign policy decisions.

GOP Senator Ted Cruz met with Republican Jewish leaders in Las Vegas Saturday on the campaign trail.

Which pro-Israel groups are supporting Netanyahu speaking to Congress?

Obama urged senators to resist pressure from "donors" (i.e. Jews) to increase Iran sanctions.

Obama's pet projects are not likely to get much support after Tuesday's election, especially punch-ball with Bibi.

Christie's "good friend" is an Imam who supports murderers of Jews and defames Israel and Christians.

Christie explained to Adelson that he does not believe Israel "occupies" Judea and Samaria.

The US administration has again sought a delay in renewed and firmer sanctions against Iran in the hopes of convincing that country, through diplomacy, to pull back from its nuclear weapons program.

U.S. Sen. Rand Paul held a conciliatory meeting with the Republican Jewish Coalition in his latest bid to forge ties with the pro-Israel community...

Prof. Alan Dershowitz is a liberal intellectual Jew who supports Power. He pretty much described her this way: she has a loose mouth, she's said things she shouldn't have, she will need to learn to be a diplomat, but she will be the voice of the Obama administration at the United Nations. And by the way, her being perceived as anti-Israel is really kinda good for the Jews, right?

What is it about Jewish organizations that they acclaim their opponents?

Given President Obama's win and victories of many of their candidates, a reasonable morning-after position for J Street would be quiet satisfaction, or even – why not? – gleeful rejoicing. But J Street, which has rarely met a critic of Israel it didn't like, instead tried to promote itself as an integral part of the campaign, a driving wind propelling Democratic victories. So eager to claim a starring role, J Street released details of several exit polls they commissioned which, upon examination, tell far more about how little J Street matters.

According to the RJC, there was an increase by nearly 50% of the number of Jews choosing the Republican candidate to run this country.

While Obama's proposed budget decreased funding for Israeli anti-missile systems, it was Congress which, in the end, nearly doubled the funding.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach's opponent, Democrat Bill Pascrell Jr., signed the infamous Gaza 54 letter blasting Israel for what it called "collective punishment" of Gazans.

Delegates to the Republican Convention have been pouring into Tampa for the last several days. The delegates have been pouring in, but thus far, despite predictions that Hurricane Isaac might bring with it heavy rain and driving winds, there has been 'nary a cloud in the sky. Lynne Kessler Lechter serves on the National Women's Committee of the Republican Jewish Coalition. Lechter told The Jewish Press that on Saturday night she attended a dinner for Republican Jewish Coalition leadership at the home of Ambassador Mel and Betty Semble...

Imagine this: two Jews, one opinion! Who accomplished this miracle? None other than former US president Jimmy Carter.

The multimillion-dollar advertising campaign, titled “My Buyer’s Remorse,” will be aired in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania in the coming weeks.

A Philadelphia-area Reform temple will feature a Republican speaker to balance an appearance by U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the chairwoman of the Democratic...

When Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney told the passionately pro-Israel members of the Faith and Freedom Coalition that he would “do the opposite” of the things that President Obama has done regarding Israel, the room erupted in applause. They understood exactly what he meant because they know the Obama administration has not strengthened the U.S.-Israel relationship. President Obama has brought that strategic alliance to its lowest point in decades.