The annual conference series
The Israel Lobby & American Policy 2019Website: https://israellobbyandamericanpolicy.orgDate: March 22, 2019 Venue: The National Press Club Topics: Experts will address the following questions: How has the Israel lobby further captured key nodes of U.S. government policymaking? Why is U.S. policy so expensive, destructive and unrepresentative of the will of the American people? How are a handful of politicians now successfully running against previously unquestioned, longstanding Israel lobby platforms? What rules do reporters follow when they tell the truth about U.S. policy and the lobby? Why do U.S. presidents sign secret letters promising not to publicly discuss Israel’s clandestine nuclear weapons program? Why does the U.S. give more foreign aid to Israel than to any other country, and how is the makeup of that aid changing? What, if anything, does the U.S. get out of its so-called “special relationship” with Israel? How are human rights groups working to “de-Israelize” state and local governments? What is the Israel lobby doing to provoke an armed U.S. confrontation with Iran? What else is the lobby doing to improve Israel’s strategic position in the region? Why are assertions that Israel and the U.S. have “shared values” made, and are these assertions accurate? |
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The Israel Lobby & American Policy 2018
Website: http://2018.israellobbyandamericanpolicy.org/ |
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The Israel Lobby and American Policy 2017
Website: http://2017.IsraelLobbyandAmericanPolicy.org |
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Israel's Influence: Good or Bad for America? 2016
Website:
http://IsraelsInfluence.org Experts explored the costs and benefits in terms of foreign aid and covert intelligence, foreign policy, America’s regional and global standing, and unbiased news reporting. |
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The Israel Lobby: Is It Good for the US? Is It Good for Israel? 2015
Website:
http://IsraelLobbyUS.org |
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National Summit to Reassess the U.S.-Israel "Special Relationship" 2014
Website:
http://NatSummit.org Research indicates the U.S.-Israel "special relationship" is a major factor in foreign hostility towards Americans. Some experts suggest that Israel has been central to U.S. wars in the Middle East. However, the huge public backlash against Israel lobby-generated momentum for U.S. attacks on Syria and Iran indicates that Americans are concerned about the direction of U.S. foreign policy, how it is made, and those trying to make it. This historic summit will provide an in-depth, multifaceted inquiry into this critical subject matter. Panelists will include former military and diplomatic personnel, intelligence officers, scholars, economists, researchers and a variety of other subject-matter experts and authors often shut out of key discussions in public forums and news media outlets. Members of the public will be allowed to ask the key questions and network with other attendees. |
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