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CJPAC is a unique national, grassroots, independent organization whose mandate is to engage the community in the political process. CJPAC mobilizes the grassroots across the country, builds relationships with elected officials – of all political parties – and works for Jewish community interests, on a multi-partisan basis, during and between elections. Join CJPAC Today!

CJPAC Fellows Heading to Ottawa

This fall, four past CJPAC Fellows, Corey Lerman, Orli Yosef, Josh Zelikovitz, and Leore Zimner will be heading to Parliament Hill to begin year-long CIC internships with members of parliament.

Read More | Aug 31, 2010

CJPAC Fellowship 2010-2011

The CJPAC Bubbie is back....
and she wants you to get engaged...
POLITICALLY! 

 The CJPAC Fellowship Program is an advanced political training initiative offered to university students with interest and/or experience in the political process. Deadline to apply is September 17th! 


Read More | Aug 10, 2010

Pure, Unadulterated Tenacity

"Politics attracts a wide variety of people, many of them with unique and diverse skill sets. There is no one winning formula for success in election campaigns, but there is one quality that is absolutely necessary for any would-be campaign gurus. It is in incredibly high demand, abysmally low supply, and the good news is this: you've got it."

Read More | Jul 30, 2010

Gaza Flotilla
In the early hours of Monday, May 31, 2010, the Israeli Defense Forces prevented a group of ships from attempting to reach Gaza. The ships carried several hundred activists and supplies for Gaza, and had refused Israeli offers to offload supplies at Ashkelon for transfer to Gaza following appropriate security clearance. Read More

Jerusalem: Recognizing the Pre-eminent Jewish Attachment
Israel and the Jewish people have a pre-eminent religious, historical and political attachment with Jerusalem.  While the Haram al-Sharif and the Via Dolorosa have significance to Muslims and Christians respectively, Jerusalem – Mount Zion, the City of David, the Temple Mount, and the Western Wall – has *centrality* only for Jews.  Read More