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“When it comes to Israel, Jewish Americans are notably moderate in their views.”
Jeremy Ben-Ami, president of J-Street, an Israel policy group, on the Jewish vote in 2012.
Read more in the Faith 2012 Quote Archives.
An ultra-Orthodox Jewish voter and a friend fill out write-in ballots in booths set up in a building that also is used as a synagogue in Jerusalem, Israel, on Oct. 23, 2012, as Americans take part in the U.S. elections.
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Judaism; Jewish voters; Quote of the Day; Faith 2012 Quote Archives; election; faith and politics; J Street; J-Street; Jeremy Ben--Ami; Israel
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