How Should Democrats Engage with Israel if Netanyahu Loses?
There is a way to apply one consistent policy that makes sense no matter who is running Israel
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We fill the gap between extremes on Israel/Palestine and on critical issues for Jewish Americans, providing thoughtful commentary and practical solutions for readers to bring into their community conversations. Published by J Street.
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How the political landscape might – or might not – shift before election day
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The US should accept the PA's invitation and send a verification team to Ramallah.
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Some arguments, while not antisemitic, open the door in ways that are dangerous. Let’s avoid those.
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Israel’s demand for complete disarmament upfront threatens to derail the plan Hamas agreed to.
ICYMI: Michigan After the Vote
How is the Jewish community reacting to Abdul El-Sayed’s win?
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Breaking down Trump's strategic gamble that could set off a new era of nuclear proliferation in an increasingly destabilized region.
The Beatles' Message to AIPAC: Money Can't Buy You Love
Tens of millions in SuperPAC spending isn't how you fix what ails the U.S.-Israel relationship.