Republican Jewish Coalition
Republican George Santos admitted to lying on the campaign trail about his mother being Jewish and his grandparents fleeing the Nazis.
Tel Aviv-born Mordechi “Modi” Rosenfeld believes in humor as a hedge against fanaticism, arrogance and inability to see the self—and sees a comic’s role as a watchdog of the powerful.
Rep. Lee Zeldin among newly elected board members of Republican Jewish Coalition
Zeldin recently lost a closer-than-expected gubernatorial race in Democrat-heavy New York.
Will not having control of the Senate in question be demobilizing for Republican voters?
Florida Sen. Rick Scott and New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu say Jewish voters are looking at many of the same issues as other Americans, and need to be treated that way.
“Representation is coming, and we’re here to stay,” said Rep. George Santos of New York’s 3rd congressional district.
At the Republican Jewish Coalition conference, the U.S. senator tells JNS the FBI probe of Palestinian-American reporter Shireen Abu Akleh’s death is the political weaponization of the Justice Department.
In an interview with JNS, the former secretary of state chides Biden for policies on Israel, calls the FBI probe of Shireen Abu Akleh’s death “political” and says Netanyahu has the right to choose his cabinet ministers “full stop.”
“We are not going to allow the universities in the State of Florida to become hotbeds of anti-Jewish sentiment like they have all across this country,” said Governor Ron DeSantis.
Republican contenders made their case to the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas, as the organization draws lessons from the midterms.
Only a strong Israel will survive, said the Israeli prime minister-designate in a speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition’s annual conference.
“He unilaterally lifted key sanctions. He appointed countless anti-Israeli extremists to government positions,” says the former U.S. president of the current American leader.
