3 Days, 1 Purpose: What AIPAC activists say about the three most important days affecting the U.S.-Israel relationship.
"The feeling that it gives us being able to be here, to share, to know...be able to lobby the Congressmen and the Senators, so we feel it’s one of our blessings in life...activity in AIPAC."
"The first time I came there was nearly no foreigners, and today we have more than 100 people from abroad. So, you know, it feels very good that AIPAC was able to gather so many people from so many places."
"I come because I find the most exciting, informative, the best thing I can do to help the US/Israel relationship."
".... it’s the most unique experience I think to walk into a convention center with 7,000 human beings and human souls that care so much about Israel. It’s really a magical experience and I wish I could share the feeling with everybody in the world."
"It gives you chills and it energizes you and it sends you home with a sense of strength and mission that you can't get by reading the newspaper."
"This is my second AIPAC Policy Conference and it’s incredible to see the dynamic and vital work that AIPAC is doing here in the heart of our Nation’s Capitol trumpeting the message that needs to be heard...."
"This year’s AIPAC Conference is without a doubt the best. The speakers are the best; the whole subject matter. The issues of course are more important now than ever and it has been terrific."
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Bipartisan Congressional leaders, the presumptive presidential nominees and the Secretary of State all addressed AIPAC's 2008 Policy Conference.
