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This page is subject to the extended confirmed restriction related to the Arab-Israeli conflict. Democratic Majority for Israel Founded January 29, 2019 ; 6 years ago (2019-01-29) Legal status 501(c)(4) organization President, Chief Executive Officer Mark Mellman Co-chairs Ann Lewis Todd Richman Website demmajorityforisrael.org Democratic Majority for Israel (DMFI) is an American advocacy ...
AIPAC’s United Democracy Project and another pro-Israel group, Democratic Majority for Israel PAC, have invested in Bell’s cause, along with the pro-crypto Fairshake PAC and billionaire Reid ...
Mellman opposed Sanders' suggestion that he would use the $3.8 billion in US aid to Israel as leverage to promote humanitarian policies in the Gaza strip. Mellman suggested that "any aid cuts to Israel is not supported by the majority of Democrats" and that "the considerable support Sanders received for this position at the J Street event does ...
At a news conference last week, Jeffries was asked about a six-figure ad buy from the Democratic Majority for Israel, a pro-Israel group, criticizing Tlaib. Jeffries said, “Outside groups are ...
Pro-Israel groups such as the Democratic Majority for Israel, a super PAC, and AIPAC, a bipartisan but increasingly conservative organization, have spent heavily to beat back progressives running ...
The Israel Democratic Party (Hebrew: ישראל דמוקרטית, romanized: Yisrael Demokratit, lit. 'Democratic Israel') was a political party in Israel established in 2019 by former prime minister Ehud Barak. [1] The party merged with Meretz for the September 2019 election. It did not contest the 2020 snap election.
A leader of a pro-Israel Democratic group blasted the anti-Israel mob that “crossed a line” and assaulted him during a protest in Manhattan Monday on the first anniversary of Hamas’ Oct. 7 ...
In the 2022 Israeli legislative election, the left-wing Meretz party won 3.16% of the vote failing, for the first time, to pass the electoral threshold (3.25%) required to qualify for seats in the Knesset, while the Labor Party just managed to pass, with 3.6% of the vote, winning only four seats, its worst ever performance in terms of popular vote.