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.
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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.
The "deal of the century" is not a peace plan. It's a green light for annexation and a recipe for permanent occupation and endless conflict.
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Learn about our campaign to #ChangeThePlatform to explicitly oppose the occupation.
J Street's new poll explores Democratic voters' views on Israel, the US-Israel relationship and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The holiday of Sukkot makes an appearance at the end of Parshat Mishpatim. Whereas it is only defined here as an agricultural holiday, it takes on a historical significance later in the Torah as well.
The report released by the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) on February 12, 2020 contains a database of 112 business enterprises involved in certain “specified activities” (defined below) related to Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.
In January, I returned with sharply clashing impressions from a delegation to Israel and the occupied territories with the Center for Jewish Nonviolence. We were a group of Diaspora Jewish activists, including several J Streeters. As we proceeded, I found myself caught between political despair and rising hope. Trump and Netanyahu’s annexation plan only exacerbated the despair -- but hope remains.
Winter in Israel reminds us mightily that, like the weather, there are forces tearing at the fabric of life and that we must seek succor from these storms -- and more so, try our best to find ways to extract meaning in life and take action to protect what is most precious to us.
Netanyahu’s Latest Election Spin Is a Point of No Return for Israeli Settlements, Haaretz
Over the past decade Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has withstood the pressure from the right and maintained the construction freeze on Givat Hamatos and E-1. We will never know if it was fear of international pressure or because he understood the significance of such a step for Israel’s future. But now, only a few days before a third election in a year, while the world is preoccupied with the coronavirus, Netanyahu has chosen to cross the red lines and take us all with him.
Israel’s ‘Zombie’ Voters Stagger to a Third Election, New York Times
Their malady has been given a name: ‘acquired political helplessness.’
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