Protecting Democracy in the US and Israel.
J Street is the political home of pro-Israel, pro-peace, pro-democracy Americans.
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The views of the majority of American Jews were previously underrepresented and ignored in our politics. We’re changing that, and in the process, transforming our national conversation about what it means to be pro-Israel.
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News & Media
J Street Welcomes the Stop the Settlements Act
Washington, DC – The Stop the Settlements Act, introduced today by Representatives Joaquin Castro, Madeleine Dean, Don Beyer, Greg Casar, Sara Jacobs, and Veronica Escobar, along with over 30 original cosponsors, would sanction entities that support or facilitate the construction
J Street Statement on 47 Senators Voting to Investigate Human Rights Conditions in the West Bank
Washington, DC – Following tonight’s vote on the 502B resolution introduced by Senator Chris Van Hollen, which was supported by 46 of 47 members of the Senate Democratic Caucus and one Republican, J Street President Jeremy Ben-Ami issued the following statement:
J Street Announces Launch of Jewish Communal Advisory Council and Welcomes Rabbi David Saperstein to the J Street Board
Washington, DC – Today, J Street announces the creation of the Jewish Communal Advisory Council and the addition of Rabbi Ambassador David Saperstein to the J Street Board of Directors.
J Street U
J Street U is the student organizing arm of J Street, the political home for pro-Israel, pro-peace, pro-democracy Americans. J Street U educates students about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and America’s role in promoting peace. J Street U provides a home for students to hold nuanced views without compromising their pro-Israel values.
Attend J Street's 2027 Convention
The 2027 J Street National Convention brings together a vibrant coalition of pro-Israel, pro-peace, pro-democracy activists from across the United States for several days of impactful programming, community building, and political engagement.
