
American Jewish Committee Atlanta Chapter “We fully embrace President Obama’s commitment to peace – peace among Israel, its Palestinian neighbors, and the larger Arab world,” writes David Harris. “At the same time, I wouldn’t be honest if I didn’t tell this audience that we have some specific areas of concern. This is a caring critique from a friend, and we hope that these issues can quickly be put behind us.”
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The following is adapted from my remarks to a meeting of the Senate Democratic Steering and Outreach Committee, attended by about 20 Democratic Senators, on Capitol Hill on July 22.

American Jewish Committee Atlanta Chapter Listen to David Harris speak at AJC Atlanta's Annual Meeting this past Thursday, May 21st.
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American Jewish Comittee (AJC) National Executive Director David Harris addresses the AJC's Atlanta chapter on various issues of importance to the group. Harris is an internationally recognized advocate of the Jewish community. Atlanta AJC President Sheri Labovitz introduces Harris.

American Jewish Committee Atlanta Chapter Read Harris Konter's Op-Ed about the Durban Review Conference in Geneva

American Jewish Committee Atlanta Chapter In Response to receiving AJC's Moral Courage Award, Cong. John Lewis spoke at AJC's National Annual Meeting.

American Jewish Committee Atlanta Chapter The nuclear threat posed by the Iranian regime is exposed in this video from AJC. Time is running out to pull back from the point of no return. For more information, visit www.ajc.org/iran
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The American Jewish Committee has worked since 1906 to safeguard Jewish life and to protect the dignity of all people.

American Jewish Committee Atlanta Chapter ATLANTAN REFLECTS ON AHAMDINEJAD SPEECH AT UN CONFERENCE AGAINST RACISM

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This op-ed page saw fit to carry last week a sour attack on David Harris, the executive director of the American Jewish Committee, who happens to be one of the Jewish world's finest public servants. I strongly feel that a bit of "bi'ur hametz" is necessary. ...

























