Republican Jewish Coalition
The Republican Jewish Coalition was founded in 1985 and is the unique bridge between the Jewish community and Republican decision-makers. The Republican Jewish Coalition, based in Washington, D.C., has a growing grassroots presence around the country, with regional offices in New York, Pennsylvania, Florida, California and a Midwest office based in Chicago. The RJC hosts hundreds of local events in our chapters around the country, provides activism and advocacy opportunities for our members, and engages with the larger Jewish community through traditional media, social media, and digital outreach. The RJC has a Young Leadership program and a National Women’s Committee that provide additional opportunities for networking and activism. The Republican Jewish Coalition has a highly successful legislative affairs program, ensuring that our issues are heard on Capitol Hill. We lobby and advise leaders from state capitals to the U.S. Capitol. In addition, the Republican Jewish Coalition Political Action Committee allows us to aggressively engage in political activities across the country and gives us the ability to strongly support, both politically and financially, the candidates who reflect our priorities and principles. On every level, the Republican Jewish Coalition is committed to building a strong, effective, and respected Jewish Republican voice in Washington and across the country.www.rjcouncil.org
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Oct 11, 2026
Dave DeCampGUEST
And it was funny.
Dave DeCampGUEST
He went to, I forget, what was it, the Republican Jewish Coalition? Was it that event? He went and spoke at, and it was supposedly off the record, and then it's leaked, and they published the full transcript.
Dave DeCampGUEST
It was actually the Daily Wire published the full transcript of his speech, of him pandering.
Dave DeCampGUEST
To the Israel lobby, essentially, which I thought was just really funny that, you know, completely betrayed what they said they would do.
David HarrisHOST
I believe in the lawfare organizations, the Lawfare Project, the Brandeis Center for Human Rights, Shurat HaDin, the National Jewish Advocacy Center." I believe that those working inside the two political parties need support now.
David HarrisHOST
The Republican Jewish Coalition, for those of you who are Republicans, and the Democratic Majority for Israel, for those of you who are Democrats.
David HarrisHOST
We need to be much smarter right now.
David HarrisHOST
We also need to rethink as part of our conceptia, our new conceptia, our allyship.
Krystal BallHOST
Uh, as I was saying before, they think they have a chance to split some Jewish voters off from the Democratic coalition.
Krystal BallHOST
So you've got a new ad here from the, quote, Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund, um, talking to some purported Jewish Democrats who are saying they can't vote for Abdul El-Sayed.
Krystal BallHOST
And then we've got that clip together with a focus group of some voters echoing, um, some of these concerns about Abdul El-Sayed's position on Israel.
Krystal BallHOST
Let's take a listen.
Krystal BallHOST
Yeah.
Krystal BallHOST
The Republican Jewish Coalition Victory Fund just released an ad featuring Jewish Democrats saying they can't support El-Sayed because of his positions on Israel.
Krystal BallHOST
There's also been renewed discussion about his response after an attack at Temple Israel when he reportedly said, "Hurt people, hurt people."
Saagar EnjetiHOST
But here's what's interesting.
Elliot KaufmanGUEST
One interesting point.
Elliot KaufmanGUEST
Uh, Vice President JD, uh, Vance recently spoke to the Republican Jewish Coalition, and he made the argument that the old way of talking about Israel, it just isn't working anymore.
Elliot KaufmanGUEST
You know, maybe it worked, uh, a g- a, a generation or two ago, but you know, the stuff about the only democracy in the Middle East, it turns out nobody cares anymore.
Elliot KaufmanGUEST
It doesn't, uh, impress anyone, and so forth.
Ed MartinHOST
Uh, Senator Coleman represented Minnesota in the United States Senate, uh, for a long time.
Ed MartinHOST
He serves currently as the national chairman of the Republican Jewish Coalition.
Ed MartinHOST
He's been a leading voice in support of Israel and the Jewish community, especially here in America, and a great friend of mine, very kind to me.
Ed MartinHOST
Senator Coleman, welcome.
Dave DeCampGUEST
Yeah, I mean, um, Vance, uh, as you said, like he, he, he doesn't please either side that he's trying to pander to.
Dave DeCampGUEST
Um, you know, and it was funny, he went to, I forget, what was it, the Republican Jewish Coalition was at that event.
David BennerHOST
[laughs]
Dave DeCampGUEST
He went and spoke at, and then they, and it was behind, you know, supposedly-
James David DixonGUEST
He's reached out to the Jewish community.
James David DixonGUEST
Just today, the Republican Jewish Coalition launched $2 million in ad buys against El-Sayed.
James David DixonGUEST
This is obviously the anniversary of the October 7th terrorist attacks.
James David DixonGUEST
Uh, and then, I mean, El-Sayed-
Tucker CarlsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
i'm not a muslim i'm not gonna become a muslim i'm not even like super pro-muslim i'm a christian i'm super pro-christian but the idea that you would hate someone because he's a muslim i mean if there's any group to be suspicious of it's atheists who think they're god you know anyone who gets on the ground and prostrates himself before his maker five times a day is probably not my enemy the people who think they're god that they have power to do things they don't that they're omnipotent people who are seized in a frenzy of hubris those are my enemies those people who commit genocide actually So this whole thing is like disgusting.
Tucker CarlsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And if Mike Rogers is pretty, he was at the Republican Jewish Coalition dinner the other night in Las Vegas, which is like an open lobby slash struggle session for a foreign country.
Tucker CarlsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Even if you loved Israel, you'd be like, what are you doing, dude? I mean, Michigan has a lot of problems.
Tucker CarlsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm married to a Michigander.
Mark Lee GreenblattHOST
Just to give you a sense of what we're talking about here, here are just a few examples.
Mark Lee GreenblattHOST
One is former Senator Norm Coleman, who is, uh, the chairman of the Republican Jewish Coalition, and also the vice chair of the Defense Policy Board.
Mark Lee GreenblattHOST
With him, we discuss Iran and working with both sides in conducting oversight and making the government work for the American people.
Mark Lee GreenblattHOST
We talked with Joel Myers, who's the founder and CEO of AccuWeather, about, uh, groundbreaking w- weather-related work, monitoring and reporting, and how that affects all of us in our day-to-day lives.
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