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Friends --

With Israelis set to go to the polls Tuesday, all of us in the pro-Israel,
pro-peace movement are anxious to learn the final outcome.

Could Benjamin Netanyahu return to power alongside far-right extremist
allies? Could his rivals on the center-left and across the political
spectrum once again form a government without him? Or will this election
once again end in political deadlock -- and yet another election on the
horizon? Whatever happens next, the results will have significant
implications for Israeli democracy, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and
US-Israel relations.

On Friday, November 4th, you’re invited to join J Street and our partners
in the Progressive Israel Network for a special briefing call to analyze
the election results and the government formation process.

[ [link removed] ]Join us Friday, November 4 at 11am Eastern for this special briefing >>

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As ballots are all cast and a new government begins to form, join J Street
and the Progressive Israel Network (PIN) for an analysis of Israel’s
election results -- and what they mean going forward.

Americans for Peace Now President and CEO Hadar Susskind will moderate a
timely conversation featuring Israeli pollster and political analyst Dr.
Dahlia Scheindlin, J Street President Jeremy Ben-Ami and New Israel Fund
Vice President for Public Engagement Libby Lenkinski.

[ [link removed] ]We hope to see you there.

Logan Bayroff
Vice President of Communications, J Street


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