Emergency Committee for Israel

The Emergency Committee for Israel has released an ad urging voters to hold Senator Chuck Schumer to his Iran deal red line:

The Emergency Committee for Israel calls on every member of Congress to "do his duty and act to kill this proposed deal."

The Emergency Committee for Israel will host a reception for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he visits Washington, D.C. The reception for Bibi is because President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry refuse to meet with him.

The Emergency Committee for Israel released the following statement Friday regarding the Obama administration's response to the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza:

The Emergency Committee for Israel has just released a statement in response to President Obama's call for a cease-fire in Gaza.

The Emergency Committee for Israel has announced that an anti-Hillary Clinton ad will air tonight during the former secretary of state's interview with Diane Sawyer on ABC News. 

John Kerry's statement that Israel could become an "apartheid state" means the secretary of state should resign from his job, the Emergency Committee for Israel said in a statement:

Jonathan Strong of Breitbart reports that the Emergency Committee for Israel dropped a "brutal ad" targeting Republican Walter Jones of North Carolina. Here's the ad:

The Senate confirmed Chuck Hagel as the next secretary of defense early Tuesday evening, with 58 senators supporting his nomination and 41, all Republicans, opposing. The boss, in his capacity as the chairman of the Emergency Committee for Israel, responded in a statement:

The Emergency Committee for Israel has a new ad focusing on the Senate testimony from Barack Obama's defense secretary nominee, Chuck Hagel. "Today the Emergency Committee for Israel released 'Endorsed,' a 30-second TV ad that will begin airing tomorrow in Washington DC and New York," said ECI…

In a new ad, the Emergency Committee for Israel tells President Obama that "Chuck Hagel is not a responsible option" for secretary of defense:

The Emergency Committee for Israel has released its latest ad, anchored by this line: "Next year ... President Mitt Romney in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel." Watch here: 

The latest Emergency Committee for Israel ad points out that President Obama has traveled all over the world, but hasn't been to Israel since becoming president:

The latest print ad from the Emergency Committee for Israel highlights liberal critics of President Obama's stance toward Israel.

The Emergency Committee for Israel (ECI) has a new ad running on New York television documenting a series of radical, racist, and anti-Israel statements from Democratic congressional candidate Charles Barron of New York's Eighth District. Watch the ad below:

Readers of the New York Times had a shock this morning: A full-page ad on page A9 from the Emergency Committee for Israel documenting the anti-Israel views of the Center for American Progress and Media Matters--and then asking why various Jewish communal philanthropies and business groups are…

As Allison Hoffman details in Tablet, the Obama administration seems to believe folks don't think it's pro-Israel because of a concentrated campaign from a small group of conservatives:

Barack Obama, in a speech today at the Union for Reform Judaism convention:

"Why does the Obama administration treat Israel like a punching bag?" That's the question the Emergency Committee for Israel is asking today in five full page newspaper ads across the nation: 

The Emergency Committee for Israel recommends President Obama take these five steps, if he's interested in being considered a pro-Israel president:

The Emergency Committee for Israel's new campaign in New York City, featuring billboards, print ads, a web ad on the New York Times homepage, and a new website—check it out at www.NotProIsrael.com.

President Obama has united Democrats and Republicans on a single issue: Israel. That's the premise of a new Emergency Committee for Israel ad targeting the special election in New York's 9th Congressional District:

The Emergency Committee for Israel is running the following ad in a significant cable news buy, thanking “Israel’s true friends, Democrats and Republicans alike,” for supporting Israel when “President Obama sided with the Palestinians.”

Emergency Committee for Israel executive director Noah Pollak has written a letter to Ambassador Dennis Ross, urging him to use his upcoming address to the liberal lobbying group J Street “to explain why the Jewish State is not just one of our closest allies, but a country that fully deserves the…

Ben Smith reports: "The Emergency Committee for Israel, which has been pounding away at Democratic candidates -- notably Joe Sestak in Pennsylvania -- has launched a new independent expenditure PAC that can solicit unlimited contributions and and play even more directly in elections."

Jennifer Rubin, writing at Commentary, further analyzes the newly released poll on support for Israel among American voters, which was sponsored by the Emergency Committee for Israel:

As Ben Smith reports, ADL chief Abe Foxman recently voiced his concern to a reporter about President Obama's Israel policy:

Now we know who constitutes the real Israel lobby: the American public. Especially the Republican-leaning part of it.

Ben Smith reports today that Joe Sestak is distancing himself from the J Street sponsored, "infamous" (in the words of the Orthodox Union), anti-Israel letter accusing Israel of "collective punishment" for defending itself against Hamas terrorists bent on murdering Israelis. Collective punishment…

The Emergency Committee for Israel has put out an ad targeting New Jersey congressman Rush Holt:

The Emergency Committee for Israel has released another political ad, this time taking aim at Democratic Connecticut congressman Jim Himes. Greg Sargent has the scoop and quotes Bill Kristol: "You can't just say you're pro-Israel, you have to be pro-Israel." Here's the spot:

The Emergency Committee for Israel has today released another political ad. This time the pro-Israel group targets Virginia congressman Glenn Nye. Here's the spot:

JTA's Ron Kampeas reports on the brouhaha developing in Pennsylvania between Democratic Senate candidate Joe Sestak and the Emergency Committee for Israel:

The Washington Post reports on the latest developments in the Emergency Committee for Israel/Joe Sestak brouhaha going on in Philadelphia: