J Street

The political home for pro-Israel, pro-peace Americans

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Policy

J Street advocates for American policies that, in our view, advance the national interests of the United States, as well as the long-term interests and security of the state of Israel.

J Street believes the policies it endorses improve the chances that America can promote a more stable and secure Middle East, an outcome that would serve the U.S. national interest, as well as Israel’s.

Our policy platform is based on the view that American interests require robust and strong diplomatic engagement to promote the interests of our allies and potential allies, and to check and try to alter the unhelpful actions of our adversaries. We firmly believe that engaging with problematic leaders and states is the basis of a smart and tough foreign policy that promotes American interests, deploys a full diplomatic tool-box, and avoids precipitous and unnecessary military conflagrations. We favor - where possible - diplomatic solutions over military ones and multilateral over unilateral action.

Central to our approach is a negotiated end to the Arab-Israeli conflict, which we believe must be an American foreign policy priority and can lead to a much-needed new regional security architecture.


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J Street, JStreetPAC, and the J Street Education Fund are legally independent entities:

• J Street – a 501(c)(4) corporation engages in advocacy, lobbying and political activity;
• JStreetPAC – a political action committee endorses and raises funds for federal candidates;
• The J Street Education Fund – a 501(c)(3) organization for education and outreach, includes the J Street U campus initiative and J Street Local, J Street's national field program.
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