The liberal pro-Israel lobby group said the U.S. should end its special treatment of Israel with unconditional military aid, while still supporting funding for the Iron Dome
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The liberal pro-Israel lobby group said the U.S. should end its special treatment of Israel with unconditional military aid, while still supporting funding for the Iron Dome
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02:32 AM • April 13 2026 IDT
J Street is calling to end U.S. military aid, marking a shift in the stance of the prominent liberal pro-Israel advocacy group in Washington, though it argues the United States should still subsidize defensive systems such as Iron Dome until the current agreement expires in 2028.
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