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If you missed the largest annual gathering of pro-Israel, pro-peace Americans, or want to relive the all excitement of the third annual J Street Conference, make sure to watch all of the clips and highlights from Making History!
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J Street's Ben-Ami: 'U.S. Congressmen live in fear of pro-Israeli intimidation'
William Kristol, head of right-wing Emergency Committee for Israel, stuns debate audience in New York: 'I agree with Obama’s Israel policies to a considerable degree.'
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A powerful and thought-provoking drash from our wednesday evening panelist, R. Gruenwald. "We’re asking people to come and listen and ask questions. Our goal is to model healthy productive conversation; and hopefully that will lead to more dialogue."
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Future of Pro Israel
Tuesday, May 22 at 5:00pm at Congregation Beth Israel
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It's this Wednesday, in Denver. Hope to see many of you there!
“What Does It Mean to Be Pro-Israel in America Today?”
Wednesday, May 16 at 7:00pm at Hebrew Educational Alliance
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"Much of the international community has profoundly misread the attitude of the Israeli public toward the occupation and peace. Contrary to what many foreign commentators have suggested, the Israeli mainstream has not accepted the status quo with smug indifference. Instead, most Israelis keenly understand the long-term dangers posed by the occupation to Israel’s international standing and to its ability to remain both a Jewish and a democratic state. All major Israeli parties now accept a two-state solution."
Israel's New Kind of Coalition
http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/137625/yossi-klein-halevi/israels-new-kind-of-coalition
Israel's new coalition government will strengthen Benjamin Netanyahu's hand on Iran. But it will also force him to address long-standing internal issues, suggesting that Israelis, even as they trust Netanyahu on foreign policy, are no longer willing to defer domestic change.