Tom Dine

Israel Policy Forum

Guest

Senior policy advisor at Israel Policy Forum; former executive director of AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (1980-1993)

Tom Dine on KCRW

This week, Robert Scheer sits down with Tom Dine, currently the senior policy advisor at Israel Policy Forum, but is best know as the head of AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs…

Tom Dine: A Half-Century Advocating for Israel and Peace in the Middle East

This week, Robert Scheer sits down with Tom Dine, currently the senior policy advisor at Israel Policy Forum, but is best know as the head of AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs…

from Scheer Intelligence

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