To many on the right, J Street is hardly pro-Israel. If anything, it has moved much further left, and away from the views of the average Israeli, taking positions opposed by the vast majority of the country it says it supports. But among US Democrats, the picture has flipped. In | Collector

To many on the right, J Street is hardly pro-Israel. If anything, it has moved much further left, and away from the views of the average Israeli, taking positions opposed by the vast majority of the country it says it supports.

But among US Democrats, the picture has flipped. In

The Times of Israel

To many on the right, J Street is hardly pro-Israel. If anything, it has moved much further left, and away from the views of the average Israeli, taking positions opposed by the vast majority of the country it says it supports. But among US Democrats, the picture has flipped. In

To many on the right, J Street is hardly pro-Israel. If anything, it has moved much further left, and away from the views of the average Israeli, taking positions opposed by the vast majority of the country it says it supports. But among US Democrats, the picture has flipped. In

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