with Rabbi Jill Jacobs and Hadar Susskind
with Rabbi Jill Jacobs and Hadar Susskind
with Maya Rosen and A. Daniel Roth
American public attitudes toward Israel and Palestine have dramatically shifted in the past few years,
particularly among liberals. Whether on Capitol Hill or among the general public, open criticism of Israeli
policies is no longer taboo, nor are questions relating to US aid to Israel. Public support for
Palestinians under Israeli occupation and their quest for civil and human rights is no longer a fringe
position. While the needle is moving, the Israel-Palestine question continues to be an increasingly polarizing
issue in the US public sphere.
To analyze the recent developments and the overarching trends on this matter, APN hosted Prof.
Shibley Telhami, a leading expert in public opinion on Israel-Palestine. In this webinar, Prof. Telhami
presented findings from his recent poll on this issue and compared recent surveys to past data.
SPEAKER:
APN is unveiling new policy position in support of conditioning United States aid to Israel. This position stems from our conviction that the US aid should not be used to cement and perpetuate the occupation, and thus undermine the long-term prospects for peace and the security of Israelis and Palestinians. Read President and CEO Hadar Susskind's article in Time magazine laying out the new policy here.
Listen below to the recording of a webinar discussing that new position.