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Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition released the following statement from National Chairman Senator Norm Coleman and CEO Matt Brooks:

Washington, DC – RJC CEO Matt Brooks today expressed deep disappointment in the Biden administration for not exclusively using the International Holocaust Remembrance Association (IHRA) definition of antisemitism, the definition favored by mainstream Jewish organizations across the political spectrum, in his long-promised national strategy to counter antisemitism:

Washington, DC – Late last week, the Republican Jewish Coalition’s Board of Directors endorsed the following statement:

The Republican National Committee posted a fact sheet listing reasons why Jewish Americans are finding a home in the Republican Party.

Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition released the following statement applauding Speaker Kevin McCarthy's historic speech to the Israeli Knesset in Jerusalem:

Washington, DC –  The Republican Jewish Coalition released the following statement from National Chairman Senator Norm Coleman and CEO Matt Brooks in response to President Biden’s announcement that he would seek re-election in 2024:

Washington, DC  –  On Friday, a radical leftwing group called IfNotNow took “credit” for disrupting a speech by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Two women climbed the stage where the Governor was speaking and tried to unfurl a banner that read, “Ron DeSantis: loves Israel, hates Jews.” As security quickly removed them from the stage, one shouted, “Jews against DeSantis.” The group tweeted, “We’re making clear that DeSantis is an antisemite whose actions and policies both support Israeli apartheid and put Jews in danger.”

Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition released the following statement from National Chairman Senator Norm Coleman and CEO Matt Brooks:

Washington, DC – A shocking new Gallup poll finds that for the first time, more Democrats sympathize with Palestinians than with Israel in the long-standing Middle East conflict.

Washington, DC – The Republican Jewish Coalition strongly supports the Taylor Force Martyr Payment Prevention Act, legislation sponsored by Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) in the Senate and Congressman Doug Lamborn (R-CO) in the House of Representatives.