With Democrats in Control, J Street Pushes New Mideast Agenda in Washington
After four years in opposition, the left-wing Jewish organization now has the ear of the party in power. Its upcoming annual conference will focus on how to restrict Israel's use of U.S. aid in the occupied territories

Ben SamuelsWashington

Ben SamuelsWashington
WASHINGTON – Next week marks J Street’s 12th annual conference, though the left-wing, pro-Israel organization finds itself in unchartered waters. After establishing itself as a player during the Obama administration and becoming the voice of the opposition during the Trump administration, J Street now arguably represents the majority voice for the majority party in the United States.
Click the alert icon to follow topics:
Comments
ICYMI

Yair Lapid Is the Most Israeli of All

El Al to Stop Flying to Toronto, Warsaw and Brussels

How a Spanish Beach Town Became a Haven for Nazis

What's Ayelet Shaked's Next Move?

Israel-Palestine Confederation: A Response to Eric Yoffie
