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    Ilan Goldenberg is Chief Policy Officer at J Street. He served as Vice President Kamala Harris's Special Advisor on the Middle East at the White House and Jewish Outreach Director on the 2024 Presidential campaign.

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    Former Special Envoy for Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations under President Obama.

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    Policy and Research Coordinator, Gallanter-Winograd Policy Center

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    SENIOR DIRECTOR AND ADVISOR WITH OVER 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN PUBLIC POLICY, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS and MIDDLE EAST. A sister, a mother, peace loving humanist.

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    Policy Assistant at J Street

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    Gallanter-Winograd Policy Center Contributing Expert

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    National Political Director, J Street

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    Emily Kaiman is J Street’s Director of Jewish Communal Engagement, working at the intersection of Jewish community, Israel, and progressive politics. She is also pursuing rabbinic ordination through Hebrew Union College's Virtual Pathway.

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