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Israel lobby

The network of PACs, lobbying organizations, think tanks, and individual donors that advocate for strong US-Israel relations and influence US Middle East policy.

israel lobby

Tracked direct giving

$0

Connections

7

Coalition view

Israel lobby operates as part of a multi-committee coalition with DMFI PAC, AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, J STREET, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Christians United for Israel, AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, United Democracy Project and J Street PAC. Combined tracked totals across all coalition members below give the figure most public sources quote (Sludge, JNS, OpenSecrets).

Combined direct giving + IE support

$1,756,138

Combined tracked receipts

$9,922,187

Combined lobbying spend

$14,001,658

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TypeConnected ToDetailsSource
Priority bill forAntisemitism Awareness Act (H.R.6090)Antisemitism Awareness Act was a key legislative priority backed by AIPAC and allied organizationsSource
Has as instrumentAMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEAIPAC is the flagship political organization of the pro-Israel lobbyEditorial
Has as instrumentUnited Democracy ProjectUDP is the largest super PAC in the pro-Israel lobbyEditorial
Has as instrumentWashington Institute for Near East PolicyWINEP was originally founded as AIPAC's think tank armEditorial
Has as instrumentChristians United for IsraelCUFI is the largest pro-Israel grassroots organization in the USEditorial
Has as instrumentFoundation for Defense of DemocraciesFDD is a leading hawkish think tank aligned with the pro-Israel lobbyEditorial
Has as instrumentJ Street PACJ Street represents the liberal wing of the pro-Israel lobbyEditorial