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Lobbying group advocating pro-Israel policies in the United States
Available sources show reporting and trackers that document donations to members of Congress from pro‑Israel groups and note Jasmine Crockett’s mixed record on Israel–Palestine votes, but they do not ...
OpenSecrets’ candidate pages and trackers indicate Jasmine Crockett has received little to no money from major pro‑Israel PACs such as AIPAC; multiple sources repeat that she “has never accepted AIPAC...
AIPAC and its closely allied PACs spent roughly: nearly $50 million in the 2022 federal election cycle and about $95–100 million in the 2024 cycle; reporting does not provide a clear, consolidated AIP...
Available federal campaign-finance tracking shows Representative Jasmine Crockett has no recorded contributions from major pro‑Israel PACs such as AIPAC across the 2022–2024 cycles, a fact cited by ac...
AIPAC and its affiliated PACs were major players in recent federal cycles: AIPAC’s PACs and the United Democracy Project together spent large sums in 2023–24, with reporting noting AIPAC PAC alone giv...
Available reporting shows Marjorie Taylor Greene’s relationship with pro‑Israel and foreign‑policy groups has shifted: she was once publicly pro‑Israel but in 2023 voted against an Israel aid package ...
The available analyses consistently identify the American Israel Public Affairs Committee () as the single largest recipient of U.S. donor funding among groups described as “pro‑Israel,” with multiple...
AIPAC’s direct PAC gave tens of millions to federal candidates in 2022 and 2024, with AIPAC reporting more than $17.5 million delivered to congressional candidates in 2022 and more than $53 million in...
AIPAC’s political spending dwarfed J Street’s in the 2022 and 2024 cycles: in 2022 AIPAC-affiliated super PACs spent tens of millions on independent expenditures while J Street’s affiliated committees...
Reporting on AIPAC’s recent political spending shows large sums flowing into its PACs and allied super PACs — much of it traceable to wealthy individuals and corporate executives — but the available s...
AIPAC is presented in the provided analyses as the dominant financial player among U.S. pro‑Israel lobbying groups, with vastly larger expenditures in the 2024 cycle than named peers and deliberate ta...
Major public breakups from 2023–2025 that are clearly documented in available reporting include the Daily Wire ending its relationship with Candace Owens in March 2024 and at least one Trump fundraise...
AIPAC and its allied groups were a major force in the 2024 cycle: AIPAC’s political operations (AIPAC PAC plus super-PACs like United Democracy Project/UDP and DMFI) together spent well over $100 mill...
Reporting across investigative outlets identifies a cadre of billionaire and executive donors who have funneled large sums into — most prominently the , and — but public accounts disagree on exact ran...
Progressive advocacy groups define “” aid to primarily as tying military or security assistance to specific Israeli actions or human-rights benchmarks — ranging from explicit calls to halt military as...
AIPAC emerged as the single largest spender among pro‑Israel political actors in the 2024 cycle, deploying well over $100 million across its PAC and affiliated super PAC activities by multiple reporti...
Campaign finance records, as compiled by OpenSecrets and mirrored by trackers such as Track AIPAC, do not show an AIPAC corporate check made out to Jasmine Crockett; rather, any AIPAC-linked labels co...
AIPAC and its affiliated political vehicles were among the largest pro‑Israel spenders in both 2022 and 2024: OpenSecrets attributes about $51.8 million in contributions for the AIPAC organization in ...
Charlie Kirk drew repeated accusations of antisemitism for specific public remarks that blamed “Jewish philanthropy” and “Jewish donors” for problems on U.S. campuses, and for broader comments about J...
A review of the supplied analyses shows ; the pieces focus on influence, party politics, and advocacy activity rather than itemized financial comparisons . The available material names multiple organi...