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October 20, 2009
Tough Questions for J Street
As the Oct. 25 J Street conference approaches, Lenny Ben-David asks tough questions of J Street founder Jeremy Ben-Ami. These questions, and other concerns about an organization purporting to be pro-Israel, have gone unasked by media outlets like Ha'aretz, which has recently run, not one, but two articles about Israeli ambassador Michael Oren's unanswered rsvp to J Street's conference invitation.
The New York Times' feature on J Street also went for puff instead of tough.
"Michael Oren ducks the question of J Street" reads the Ha'aretz headline. Let's see if Jeremy Ben-Ami also ducks the many questions surrounding J Street.
Posted by TS at October 20, 2009 07:23 AM
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In the court of public opinion there is such a thing as 'guilt by association'. If Ben-Ami had any part in Fenton's Qatari financed, anti-Israel campaign he has no business claiming J-Street is pro Israel.
I'm waiting for Ben-Ami's libel suit. ... still waiting.
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at October 20, 2009 04:44 PM
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