AIPAC Coordination with Israeli Government Officials

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Documents the Lawrence Franklin espionage case in which a Pentagon analyst passed classified information to AIPAC officials, as well as scholarly analyses of AIPAC's influence on U.S. foreign policy toward Israel.

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AIPAC

Organization

Active 1954-present

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, founded in 1954 (originally as the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs), is a pro-Israel lobbying organization that advocates for U.S. policies strengthening the U.S.–Israel relationship.

Founded in 1954 as the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs; renamed AIPAC in 1959
Considered one of the most influential lobbying groups in the United States
Budget expanded from $300,000 in 1973 to over $7 million in the late 1980s
FBI raided AIPAC offices in December 2004 as part of the Franklin espionage investigation

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AIPAC Coordination with Israeli Government Officials

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