J Street apes Obama
J Street, theIn an e-mail to supporters, J Street blamed The Weekly Standard for the withdrawals, saying the magazine’s “thuggish smear tactics” were having an impact on Capitol Hill. The e-mail urged supporters to fight back by calling members of Congress to thank them for being a part of the conference host committee.Stand With Us, a pro-Israel organization, plans to run ads this week expressing concern over J Street in the Washington Post and the Washington Jewish Week.
Michael Goldfarb, the editor for The Weekly Standard who wrote about J Street, said he takes J Street’s attack against him as a compliment.
“They say the 'thuggish smears are having an impact,'” he said. “They're not having an impact because they're smears, they're having an impact because they're true.”
If anyone has hard copies of those papers and can send me a scan of the ads to publish, it would be much appreciated.
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J-Street can dish it out but it can't take it!
Heh
Barry Rubin writes this today that J-Street is a leftist anti-Israel group. People should not be fooled by its claims to be Jewish and pro-Israel. Its neither and is in fact the exact opposite.
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Wolf in sheep's clothing? Indeed
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