As do many fringe groups, Jewish Voice for Peace sometimes tries to cast itself as representing the mainstream, while painting the moderate majority on the left-of-center, center, and right-of-center as extremists.
Just to reground ourselves: what do American Jews really think about the Middle East conflict? The results of a recent poll answering that question can be found here.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
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The reason organizations like "Jewish Voice for peace" exist , filled with non-Jews, genetic Jews and completely pretend Jews is articulated by Hany Khalil, organizing coordinator for United for Peace and Justice, a national antiwar organization that opposes the Israels right to exist ."For Americans to be persuaded [to support the Palestinian cause]," he says "we have to build support across all sectors of the United States, and that will never happen without a significant and visible split within the Jewish community."
ReplyDeleteClearly from this survey, that split does not exist. But you'd never know that if you just sat though Deborah Kaufmans film "between two worlds" at the SFJFF