Contrary to the spin of conservative pro-Israel critics of the Democratic party and liberal critics of Israel, a new poll shows that support for Israel among Democrats has remained constant since before the Obama presidency, even in the year of the Iran deal

One Middle Eastern nation does indeed pay to influence U.S. foreign policy. Hint: It’s not Israel.

New study shows other countries spend much more on influencing America

With Washington locked in partisan warfare, the organization has to choose between being liked or winning

Indeed, the ‘Israel Lobby’ can only succeed because voters’ views give politicians the incentive to seek ‘pro-Israel’ bona fides

Six prominent thinkers and activists make their case—and their answers may surprise you

Meet the two men responsible for the year’s biggest Jewish event: the pro-Israel lobby’s policy conference

Chuck Hagel will be secretary of Defense, and Iran will go nuclear. So much for an all-powerful Israel Lobby.

Jewish voters are a reliable Democratic bloc. But the Republican Party established the first platform on Israel—and brought the Democrats along.

The Crisis of Zionism, his book arguing that the Israeli occupation alienates young American Jews, is sloppy with facts and emotionally contrived

UPDATED: Many conference attendees stand to the left of the official party line; some support the boycott of products made in West Bank settlements

The strongest evidence that the taboo against anti-Semitism is being eroded is the fact that obvious forms of verbal abuse are tolerated—even justified

Robert D. Kaplan’s deification of John J. Mearsheimer in The Atlantic last week shows that the authors of The Israel Lobby are winning

When the comments on the blogs of Stephen Walt, Andrew Sullivan, Philip Weiss, and Glenn Greenwald turn ugly, who should be held accountable? Plus: A Jew-baiter’s lexicon.

‘Israel Lobby’ co-author names ‘New Afrikaners,’ ‘Righteous Jews’