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Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition responded today to a media report that Democratic Senate candidate Rev. Raphael Warnock criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a 2016 sermon by comparing him to segregationist Alabama Gov. George Wallace. RJC Executive Director Matt Brooks stated:

Washington, DC – Today, during the Jewish Sabbath, Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff campaigned with anti-Israel, Democrat Congressman Hank Johnson (D-GA-4). The Republican Jewish Coalition released the following statement from Executive Director Matt Brooks:

The RJC had a tremendous impact on the Jewish vote in key battleground states, according to RJC Executive Director Matt Brooks. Here's how we did it:

The RJC worked with leading pollsters at Basswood Research and McLaughlin & Associates to conduct a national exit poll of 600 registered general election voters who describe themselves as Jewish. The poll shows that President Donald Trump won 30.5% of the Jewish vote this year, up 6.5 points from his 24% share of the Jewish vote in 2016. It is the highest percentage for any Republican presidential candidate since 1988.

33-Point Gap Between Democrats and Republicans on Israel Confirms Stark Shift in Once-Bipartisan Support for Jewish State

Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition responded to a YouGov poll released this week that found that Democrats feel more positively about Cuba than they do about Israel. The poll also showed a 33-point gap between Republicans' and Democrats' support for Israel.

Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition made the following statement in response to the Trump administration changing the policy on how Americans born in Jerusalem can list their place of birth on their US passport:

Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition welcomes the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the US Supreme Court. RJC National Chairman Senator Norm Coleman said:

Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition applauds the news that Sudan will recognize Israel and normalize relations with the Jewish state. RJC National Chairman Senator Norm Colman said:

Washington, DC – RJC National Chairman Norm Coleman made the following statement today:

Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund has released an ad campaign supporting the reelection of Congressman Lee Zeldin (R-NY-1). The RJC has put a significant budget of $800,000 behind this campaign, including a $500,000 cable TV buy throughout the district, $150,000 in digital ads, and $150,000 in direct mail