Activists from all 50 states will hold more than 500 meetings on Capitol Hill.
On March 21-23, 7,500 community and student activists from all 50 states will gather in Washington for AIPAC Policy Conference 2010. Leading Israeli and American policymakers and opinion leaders will meet to discuss the key issues surrounding the U.S.-Israel relationship and U.S. policy in the Middle East.
As part of the conference, delegates will head to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, March 23, to meet with their members of Congress about key legislation and initiatives affecting the U.S.-Israel alliance, including the importance of imposing crippling sanctions on Iran, reaffirming the U.S.-Israel relationship and supporting vital U.S. security assistance for Israel.
To learn more about AIPAC's legislative agenda, please click here.
To view live streaming videos, slideshows, stories, and other features from this year's AIPAC Policy Conference, please click here.
For more than 50 years, AIPAC's staff and its 100,000-plus citizen activists across the country have worked to provide our elected officials with the information and tools they need concerning American policy in the Middle East. As the 111th Congress begins its work for the year, AIPAC stands ready to provide lawmakers and their staffs in-depth information and analysis on the critical issues affecting the U.S.-Israel relationship.
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