Ezra Klein has an editorial in Ha'aretz entitled "What it means to be pro-Israel". It is a short and compelling statement on why J Street is such an important addition to the American political scene.
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David,
Jonathan Chait writes his latest column about J-Street.
J Street's main accomplishment seems to be replacing right-wing shibboleths with left-wing shibboleths.
Right-wing Zionism thrives on a sense of victimhood and encirclement. J Street has won a cult following among liberal bloggers by tapping into an equivalent narrative of persecution and bravery.
- I haven't read enough about Israel and the Israel lobby(ies) to judge the arguments on the issue. But I thought you might want to read it.
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David,
Jonathan Chait writes his latest column about J-Street.
http://www.tnr.com/politics/story.html?id=b1fcf331-cb80-4e25-b150-14101ee9fb4b
He argues:
J Street's main accomplishment seems to be replacing right-wing shibboleths with left-wing shibboleths.
Right-wing Zionism thrives on a sense of victimhood and encirclement. J Street has won a cult following among liberal bloggers by tapping into an equivalent narrative of persecution and bravery.
- I haven't read enough about Israel and the Israel lobby(ies) to judge the arguments on the issue. But I thought you might want to read it.
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