Alan Elsner

J Street

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Special adviser to the president of J Street, a political action committee and lobbying organization formed in 2008 to be a pro-peace, pro-Israel voice in American politics and policy-making

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Benjamin Netanyahu's latest visit to Washington may or may not lead to better relations during and after the presidency of Barack Obama.

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