J Street organizes and mobilizes pro-Israel, pro-peace Americans who want Israel to be secure, democratic and the national home of the Jewish people. Working in American politics and the Jewish community, we advocate policies that advance shared US and Israeli interests as well as Jewish and democratic values, leading to a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
It's like donating, but with awesome stuff shipped to you.
Our Israel is a J Street initiative to spotlight amazing Israeli organizations and individuals who share our values and who struggle, as we do in the United States, to build and preserve a liberal, democratic society underpinned by the principles of equality, freedom, justice and peace.
Learn about our campaign to #ChangeThePlatform to explicitly oppose the occupation.
Watch highlights from our largest-ever national conference.
Many 2020 candidates and lawmakers have weighed in against the administration's reversal of decades of bipartisan US policy on settlements.
J Street's new poll explores Democratic voters' views on Israel, the US-Israel relationship and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The six candidates debating tonight have all condemned President Trump’s provocations against Iran, spoken out in support of the Iran nuclear deal and urged a return to diplomatic negotiations.
“You don’t realize how much movement and access are taken for granted until you see what happens when it’s taken away.”
Hanukkah is a time for miracles, family activities, fried foods and the illumination of ideas. Whether you spell it Chanukah, Channukah, Hannukah or חנוכה, the holiday contains special meaning. The Hanukkah edition of The Two-Way Street offers a drash for each candle, written by a different author.
“You don’t realize how much movement and access are taken for granted until you see what happens when it’s taken away.”
Poll: Gantz beats Netanyahu again, but still lacks majority to form gov’t, The Jerusalem Post
A poll conducted by Channel 12 predicted on Thursday that the Blue and White Party would win 34 seats (one more than in the September election), beating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party, which dropped down to 31, one less than in the last election. But based on the poll results, neither party would still not be able to form a government.
Report: 44% spike in Palestinian home demolitions in Jerusalem, Al Jazeera
Israeli authorities demolished homes in Palestinian areas of occupied East Jerusalem at a significantly higher rate in 2019 than the previous year, according to an Israeli advocacy group. In a new report, Ir Amim said 104 housing units were demolished in 2019 compared with 72 units in 2018. The 44 percent spike also ends what had been a decline in demolitions between 2016 and 2018.
(Membership is free!)
I'm already a member, let me in! No, I don't want to become a memberJStreetPAC, http://jstreetpac.org.
Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.