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J Street protest

DELIVERING PETITIONS—On Aug. 22, as part of their Two State Summer campaign, 30 J Street Portland supporters deliver more than 500 signatures to Rep. Earl Blumenauer (center)urging strong U.S. leadership for a negotiated resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The signatures were also presented to Sen. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley and to Rep. Kurt Schrader. J Street delivered more than 40,000 signatures to some 100 members of Congress.

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1. Rabbi Stampfer with Israel President Zalman Shazar in 1967
2. Shaul Stampfer Speaking at Portland Rally for Soviet Jewry
3. Soviet Jews Arriving at the Portland Airport
5. Jewish Review ad, “2 Years of the Intifada: Dayenu”
6. Portlanders rally in support of Israel at the Pioneer Courthouse Square in downtown Portland
7. J Street protest DELIVERING PETITIONS—On Aug. 22, as part of their Two State Summer campaign, 30 J Street Portland supporters deliver more than 500 signatures to Rep. Earl Blumenauer (center)urging strong U.S. leadership for a negotiated resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The signatures were also presented to Sen. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley and to Rep. Kurt Schrader. J Street delivered more than 40,000 signatures to some 100 members of Congress.

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1. Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi receiving blessings at Havurah Shir Hadash in Ashland, Oregon.
3. Yossi Shallman lighting Shabbat candles at SukkahPDX
5. J Street protest DELIVERING PETITIONS—On Aug. 22, as part of their Two State Summer campaign, 30 J Street Portland supporters deliver more than 500 signatures to Rep. Earl Blumenauer (center)urging strong U.S. leadership for a negotiated resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The signatures were also presented to Sen. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley and to Rep. Kurt Schrader. J Street delivered more than 40,000 signatures to some 100 members of Congress.