Jeremy Ben-Ami might best be advised to check Principle #4 of J Street’s mission before he opens his big mouth in the future. Principle #4 of the Israel-centric organization advocates “vibrant but respectful debate about Israel.” Is “respectful” how J Street’s longtime president would characterize his statement in Saturday’s New York Times?

The newly formed Israeli coalition government promises to focus on only COVID 19-related matters, with one glaring exception: by July 1, the government can proceed with the process of annexing portions of the West Bank.

At this year’s annual breakfast on Wednesday, December 11,, J Street Colorado is pleased to honor Dan Recht and Elaine Selsberg for their long-standing commitment to J Street.

Atlantic and Forward columnist Peter Beinart will be in Denver for a special event on May 21.

Join J Street Colorado for​ ​a​ ​special​ ​event​ ​to celebrate J​ ​Street’s​ 10th​ ​anniversary at the Boulder JCC.

Yes, Israel needs our financial muscle and our political support. But more than that, they also need our ideas, our intellectual vibrancy, our thoughts, our contribution to the development of the Jewish people.

J Street Colorado fails to achieve a two-thirds membership vote from the Jewish Community Relations Council in Denver.

J Street convenes an upcoming panel to discuss diverse approaches to supporting Israel in the 21st Century.

ADL's Boulder Steering Committee and Congregation Har HaShem hosted a farewell party for former Boulder ADL Director Amy Stein on Sunday.

Jeremy Ben-Ami will be speaking at the University of Denver on July 20th, 2010.