Governors' Chiefs of Staff Return From Israel Mission With Combat Antisemitism Movement

[JohnUbele]

"...Delegates have returned to their respective states with new perspectives and strategies to enhance U.S.-Israel relations and combat antisemitism..."

Source:
https://jewishlink.news/governors-chief ... -movement/

[Will Williams]

"...Delegates have returned to their respective states with new perspectives and strategies to enhance U.S.-Israel relations and combat antisemitism..."

Source:
https://jewishlink.news/governors-chief ... -movement/

(Courtesy of CAM) A delegation of chiefs of staff from governors’ offices across the United States has returned from a successful six-day mission to Israel organized by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM).

The group, which included chiefs of staff, deputy chiefs of staff, and senior advisors representing Republican governors from states including Florida, Georgia, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, traveled to Israel from June 23-29.



Is your state's Republican governor's office represented? It looks like around 20 state governor's chiefs of staff are represented in the delegation.

[JohnUbele]

"...Delegates have returned to their respective states with new perspectives and strategies to enhance U.S.-Israel relations and combat antisemitism..."

Source:
https://jewishlink.news/governors-chief ... -movement/

(Courtesy of CAM) A delegation of chiefs of staff from governors’ offices across the United States has returned from a successful six-day mission to Israel organized by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM).

The group, which included chiefs of staff, deputy chiefs of staff, and senior advisors representing Republican governors from states including Florida, Georgia, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, traveled to Israel from June 23-29.



Is your state's Republican governor's office represented? It looks like around 20 state governor's chiefs of staff are represented in the delegation.

Hello Mr. Williams,

I came across this story a few days ago, when I found it I tried to find other news sources for the story, but I wasn't able to. I think this is one of those stories that Jews really don't want a lot of people to know about, especially non-Jewish people.

I assume that a governor's chief of staff must have a great deal of power in a governor's office, so it would make sense that the Jews would want to influence and/or control these types of people.