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January 18, 2023
New and returning members received new appointments on key national security committees
August 18, 2022
Early voting is currently underway prior to New Yorkโs Congressional Primary Election Day on Tuesday, August 23. The American Jewish Committee Westchester/Fairfield region hosted virtual sessions with candidates running in NY-16, which is now primarily Lower Westchester.
May 23, 2022
Amid pressure from Democratic Socialists, Bowman senior aide looks to reassure group that the N.Y. lawmaker is in its corner
April 28, 2022
What a surprise! ... If I only knew that this
March 21, 2022
To judge by what Congress is up to these days, one would think that it wants to reward Israel for its relentless confiscation of Palestinian - Sheldon Richman for Antiwar.com Original
March 20, 2022
Exit clears the field for Westchester County legislator Vedat Gashi, now the only candidate in the race.
February 23, 2022
Every progressive should join Rep. Jamaal Bowman in voting “no” on the Israel Relations Normalization Act.
February 18, 2022
Jeff Mendelsohn, executive director of Pro-Israel America, tweeted that โby pulling his support for the Abraham Accords, Rep. Bowman makes clear that he isnโt interested in peace. Heโs only interested in placating the anti-Israel Socialist party thatโs supporting him.โ
May 24, 2021
Cole: Israelโs longest and most loyal ally By: Tom Cole Guest Columnist May 24, 2021 Tom Cole For nearly 75 years, the United States has stood with and by Israel on the international stage. A shared desire to promote, protect and preserve democracy around the world has created the strong and lasting bond. As you might know, Israel first established itself as an independent state in 1948. It was on that very same day โ 11 minutes later, in fact โ that the United States was first...