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Democratic Majority for Israel

In 2005 Wikipedia's first sentence called it “lobbying group that advocates pro- israel policies within the democratic party 's membership serving in congres”. Today it says “american advocacy group that supports pro- israel policies within the united states democratic party”.
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Lobbying group advocating pro-Israel policies in the United States Democratic Majority for Israel ( DMFI ) is an American advocacy group that supports pro- Israel policies within the United States Democratic Party . DMFI was founded in January 2019 in reaction to polling that showed that Democrats and younger voters were less supportive of Israel than previous generations. Its president and CEO is Democratic pollster Mark Mellman , who was one of its founders, along with other Democratic Party strategists, including now- Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm and former White House Communications Director Ann Lewis .1 DMFI's separate sister organization is the political action committee DMFI PAC, founded in July 2019. DMFI PAC backs candidates that support Democratic policies and defend Israel inside the Democratic Party. It is described as centrist or left-leaning.2 The PAC opposed Bernie Sanders in the 2020 Democratic presidential caucuses in Iowa, endorsed Joe Biden in March 2020 and again in 2024.3 It has endorsed Democratic candidates in both primary and general elections across the country who align with DMFI's political stances.

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In 2005 Wikipedia's first sentence called it “lobbying group that advocates pro- israel policies within the democratic party 's membership serving in congres”. Today it says “american advocacy group that supports pro- israel policies within the united states democratic party”. Read the current article and compare.
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lobbying group that advocates pro- israel policies within the democratic party 's membership serving in congres

Now

american advocacy group that supports pro- israel policies within the united states democratic party

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