Category: International Peace and Security

Israel Policy Forum

AKA IPF

New York, NY

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Israel Policy Forum

Also Known As:: IPF
Physical Address:: New York, NY 10022
EIN:: 13-3734324
Web URL:: www.israelpolicyforu...
Blog URL:: www.mideastpeacepuls...
Leadership:: Nick Bunzl

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Fiscal Year Starting: Jan 01, 2008
Fiscal Year Ending: Dec 31, 2008

Revenue
Total Revenue	$1,798,674

Expenses
Total Expenses	$1,823,677

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Israel Policy Forum

Also Known As:: IPF
Physical Address:: New York, NY 10022
EIN:: 13-3734324
Web URL:: www.israelpolicyforu...
Blog URL:: www.mideastpeacepuls...
NTEE Category:: Q International, Foreign Affairs, and National Security; Q40 International Peace and Security; Q International, Foreign Affairs, and National Security; Q05 Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis; Q International, Foreign Affairs, and National Security
Ruling Year:: 1993

Mission Statement

Israel Policy Forum (IPF) develops policy, advocacy, commentary, and analysis in support of US diplomacy in the Middle East. The mission of Israel Policy Forum (IPF) is to promote active U.S. engagement to achieve a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and peace and security for Israel with the Palestinians and the Arab states.

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Impact Summary from the Nonprofit

IPF is an independent, American, nonpartisan, 501(C) 3 nonprofit organization that is committed to a strong and enduring U.S.-Israel relationship and to advancing the shared interests of the United States and the State of Israel. <object align="right" vspace="5" width="267" height="200" hspace="10"> <embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://www.flickr.com/apps/slideshow/show.swf?v=67089" flashvars="&offsite=true& allowfullscreen=" true="" width="267" height="200"></object> IPF's core beliefs are that: 1) the Israeli-Palestinian and Israeli-Arab conflicts cannot be resolved without active and sustained diplomatic efforts by the United States government, and 2) resolving these conflicts is a strategic, national interest of the United States.

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Leadership

Nick Bunzl

Term:

Since Mar 2008

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Program: Israel Policy Forum - What We Do

Budget:: $1,700,000
Category:: International, Foreign Affairs & National Security
Population Served:: Adults

Program Description:

IPF employs a thoughtful approach to policy development and advocacy, mobilizing key members of the American Jewish, political, business and academic communities for timely policy and advocacy initiatives.

Program Long-Term Success:

Policy Development IPF regularly convenes a "Policy Roundtable" on US diplomacy in the Middle East. Led by IPF's National Scholar Dr. Steven L. Spiegel, the Policy Roundtable consists of IPF's US Advisory Council and other leading policy analysts, academics, and former government officials.   The Roundtable meets several times a year in Washington, DC to discuss, produce and publicly endorse succinct policy recommendations for the United States government to advance peacemaking in the Middle East. Advocacy IPF's Washington Policy Center mobilizes leaders of the Jewish, political, business and academic communities in support of targeted advocacy campaigns, often in coordination with other like-minded institutions.  In this regard, IPF actively advocates on behalf of legislation and policies that can advance US interests and peace and security in the Middle East. Media and Publications IPF produces two weekly publications by email, a daily blog, and interviews, all serving to drive debate and discussion on the role of the United States in Mideast peacemaking. Education IPF conducts local, regional and national programs as well as missions to the Middle East that seek to educate community leaders on the critical issues facing US diplomacy in the Middle East.

Program Short-Term Success:

IPF delivers timely messages of support to key legislators and policymakers regarding specific U.S. legislation and policies. IPF brings speakers for public and private discussions in offices, homes, synagogues, think tanks and community centers in major cities across the country. Each year, IPF convenes delegations of American Jewish, policy, business and academic leaders to Israel and the Middle East to discuss developments in the region and convey support for peacemaking in meetings with leading Israel and Arab politicians, journalists and activist.

Program Success Monitored by:

staff and lay leadership

Program Success Examples:

US involvement and commitment to diplomacy in the Middle East to reach a comprehensive resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict.

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