IIACF News
Congressional Israel Allies Caucus holds press conference on Gaza flotilla incident
The Congressional Israel Allies Caucus held a press conference on Wednesday, June 16th to respond to calls for an international investigation of Israel and to hold Turkey accountable for their involvement in the flotilla incident. Representing the caucus were co-chairmen, Congressmen Elliot Engel (D-NY) and Mike Pence (R-IN) who were also joined by Congressmen Ted Poe (R-TX), Minority Whip Eric Cantor (VA), Shelley Berkley (D-NV) and Pete King (R-NY).
IIACF LAUNCHES LATIN AMERICAN OFFICE
The International Israel Allies Caucus Foundation (IIACF) is pleased to announce the launch of the new Latin America office and the hiring of Paul Phillips as Latin American Regional Director. Paul will be based in Brazil, from where he will develop and manage Israel Allies Caucuses throughout the region.
Jerusalem Post Article - A world of difference
Jan. 13, 2010 - Gil Hoffman
Following a week in which the top stories in the Hebrew press were about the deterioration of relations with key allies, a surprising anniversary will be marked in Budapest on Friday.
The Knesset Christian Allies Caucus will mark six years since its founding by the late MK Yuri Shtern by inaugurating its 16th sister caucus in Hungary. An expansion to 30 sister caucuses is expected by the end of the year.
IIACF Hosts 2009 Independence Gala Event - Washington, DC
More than 400 governmental and organizational leaders gathered in Washington to show their support for the International Israel Allies Caucus Foundation at the 2009 Independence Gala
November, 2008 - IIACF hosts UNRWA luncheon at EFI Policy Conference - Paris, France
Members of the IIACF gathered with over 250 European and European Union parliamentarians at a special IIACF hosted luncheon during the European Friends of Israel Policy Conference in Paris, France, on November 7, 2008…
IIACF hosts Inaugural Chairmen’s Conference, May 2008 - Washington, DC
The Inaugural IIACF Chairmen’s Conference took place May 20 - 23, 2008, with 12 international parliamentary delegates representing 8 nations in attendance. The delegates were joined by Jewish and Christian leaders for sessions in the United States Capitol and various other historical sites in Washington, DC.