Jewish groups welcome new Congress

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The Jerusalem Post

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Jewish groups engage new Congress on Israel, antisemitism, and security

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American Jewish Committee's entire political team was out on Capitol Hill on Friday to reconnect with members and staff to “remind them of our priorities” Julie Rayman , managing director for policy and political affairs, said the Jewish community's concerns are at the forefront of her team’s efforts.

She outlined legislative priorities relating to antisemitism, such as the Antisemitism Awareness Act .

Matthew Kenney , vice president for governmental affairs for the Jewish Institute for National Security of America (JINSA), met with members of the House and Senate foreign affairs and armed services committees about their Middle East priorities.

Kenney cited Congress ’s priority legislation to rein in the International Criminal Court with a bill that would impose visa and property blocking sanctions against ICC officials.

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