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  • Donald Trump unveils three-pronged Iran strategy, humors AIPAC crowd

    Jacob Kamaras, JNS.org|Apr 1, 2016

    In a much-anticipated speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference on Monday, March 21, Republican presidential primary front-runner Donald Trump said that dismantling the “disastrous” Iran nuclear deal would be his top priority as president. Trump also unveiled a three-pronged strategy for dealing with Iran, offering the type of detailed policy talk that many critics have accused him of leaving out of previous speeches. “We’ve rewarded the world’s leading state sponsor of terror with $150 billion, and we’ve receive... Full story

  • Hillary Clinton tells AIPAC she is the 'steady' alternative to Donald Trump

    Jacob Kamaras, JNS.org|Apr 1, 2016

    As Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican contender Donald Trump emerge as the clear front-runners for their respective parties’ nominations, Clinton on March 21 told the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference that she is a “steady” alternative to Trump when it comes to Israel and the Middle East. “We need steady hands. Not a president who said he’s neutral on Monday, pro-Israel on Tuesday, and who knows what on Wednesday…Israel’s security is non-negotiable,” Clinton said, referring to Tr... Full story

  • John Kasich pledges not to take 'low road'

    Apr 1, 2016

    (JNS.org) Ohio Governor John Kasich, who labels himself as a moderate Republican presidential candidate with a “positive message,” held true to form at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference. “I will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. I will not do it,” Kasich told the AIPAC crowd. “We need to work together with Congress on an agenda that serves the nation as a whole. We are Americans more than we are Republicans and Democrats,” he said, echoing AIPAC’s organizational calling card of bipartisanship... Full story

  • Cruz vows to 'unapologetically' back Israel, mocks Trump's use of 'Palestine'

    Apr 1, 2016

    (JNS.org) Speaking at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference, Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas) said he “will not be neutral” on Israel as president, taking a swipe at GOP opponent Donald Trump’s past statements about being a neutral broker in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. “America will stand unapologetically with the nation of Israel,” said Cruz, who also mocked Trump’s use of the term “Palestine” in the preceding speech at the same AIPAC session. “Palestine” has not existed since 1948,... Full story

  • Weekly roundup of world briefs from JTA

    Apr 1, 2016

    Sanders sweeps 3 Western states, winning handily WASHINGTON (JTA)—Sen. Bernie Sanders handily won Democratic nominating contests in Washington state, Alaska and Hawaii, narrowing the delegate gap with front-runner Hillary Clinton but still facing a daunting challenge to secure the party’s presidential nod. With the Sanders’ victories on Saturday, Clinton now leads the Vermont Independent in the number of pledged delegates, 1,234 to 956. But his overwhelming wins in all three states could lend his campaign momentum and bring in donations. In Al... Full story

  • 'Batman v. Superman': Jesse Eisenberg on Lex Luthor's embrace of Jewish culture

    Curt Schleier|Apr 1, 2016

    (JTA)-When the highly anticipated movie "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" opened nationally last Friday, several burning questions might finally be answered. Among them: Which superhero is tougher? Does Wonder Woman hold her own? And does actor Jesse Eisenberg, who often plays characters of a more sensitive sort, pull off a convincing Lex Luthor? Here are some hints from someone who caught an advance screening of the film-and signed an extraordinarily detailed non-disclosure agreement.... Full story

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