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Available public trackers and campaign finance records show no evidence that Representative Jasmine Crockett has accepted donations directly from AIPAC; OpenSecrets and Track AIPAC list her as receivi...
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 ...
Rob Reiner has long been a visible progressive voice on US politics and Israel-related issues; recent reporting notes his history of opposing recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and criticizi...
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...
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’s financial footprint in the 2023–2024 cycle was large enough to place it among the top political actors in Washington, but its role looks different depending on which metric you use: direct PAC...
Major donors to AIPAC are not comprehensively listed in the provided materials, but the documents show that , with documented influence in congressional races and fundraising totals reported in late 2...
AIPAC remains the dominant spender and organizer among U.S. pro‑Israel groups, routinely outpacing peers in lobbying dollars and outside political spending, but a more crowded and ideologically divers...
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 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...
AIPAC's aggregate political spending substantially outstrips most other U.S. pro‑Israel groups by the metrics provided: the compiled figures show an —with specific tallies ranging from about $43 milli...
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...
Criticism or political distancing from AIPAC has recently involved a range of current and former U.S. politicians across the ideological spectrum — from progressive Democrats who publicly reject AIPAC...
AIPAC and affiliated pro-Israel PACs were major financial players in the 2024 cycle, directing in coordinated spending and support across House and Senate contests and backing both parties, but public...
AIPAC publicly reiterated longstanding support for a two‑state outcome in past materials, but its 2024 political actions and internal talking points drew criticism for omitting or downplaying that lan...
Sen. Tim Kaine consistently supports a two‑state solution, urges U.S. recognition of a demilitarized Palestinian state alongside a secure Israel, and has repeatedly called for ceasefires, hostage deal...
AIPAC and allied pro‑Israel funders were major players in U.S. politics during and after the Trump years: public reporting and watchdog trackers document heavy spending (AIPAC and allied super‑PACs re...
Several U.S. politicians have been criticized for ties to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), and in 2024–2025 a visible political shift saw Democrats and some Republicans distancing...
AIPAC is one of the largest U.S.-based pro‑Israel organizations by total nonprofit revenue and assets, reporting roughly and , while its affiliated political activity — PAC giving and election‑cycle e...
There are documented, verifiable financial and organizational political actors—including conservative figures—and pro‑ institutions, mediated through donations, think‑tank board memberships, awards, a...