- Alpha Epsilon Pi
- American Friends of Likud
- American Sephardi Federation
- American Zionist Movement
- Americans for Peace Now
- Central Conference of American Rabbis
- Emunah of America
- Jewish Labor Committee
- Legacy Community Family
- NCESJ
- National Council of Young Israel
- Religious Zionists of America
- JINSA
- Women's International Zionist Organization
- Women's League for Conservative Judaism
- Workmen's Circle
- HIAS
The answer: They are all member organizations of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations. Now this listing (which I admit is [1] totally subjective; and [2] to which I could have added a number of others) is not designed to deprecate the pro-Israel work of any of these entities nor the commitments and contributions their leaders have made; it is mereely to underscore that the adjective Major may have lost its meaning. Big time.
As one of you commented to an earlier Post: "There is no value to the Jewish people to have the Conference of mostly not major Jewish Organizations." I would resist the conclusion of "mostly," just as I recognize that to the Conference the addition of "non-Major" organizations as full "members" is a funding vehicle that supports the work of the Conference.
As one of you commented to an earlier Post: "There is no value to the Jewish people to have the Conference of mostly not major Jewish Organizations." I would resist the conclusion of "mostly," just as I recognize that to the Conference the addition of "non-Major" organizations as full "members" is a funding vehicle that supports the work of the Conference.
And, it ain't cheap...by any measure.
Rwexler
2 comments:
Richard, just as an exercise, and leaving out religious groups, please list which organizations you would consider'major'?
Richard
While not on target with today’s missive, the below is certainly a good read for your audience and one you began to discuss a few weeks ago:
https://www.thejc.com/comment/columnists/israel-missed-a-huge-ambassadorial-trick-1.500772
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