For example,
Pelosi's Israel Connection, "Before a packed meeting of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee three years ago, U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) connected her political support for the Jewish state with her personal life. 'My daughter is Catholic. My son-in-law is Jewish,' she said. 'Last week I celebrated my birthday and my grandchildren -- ages 4 and 6 -- called to sing 'Happy Birthday.' And the surprise, the real gift, was that they sang it in Hebrew.'"
Number of Jewish lawmakers worldwide reaches record highQUOTE
Tuesday's U.S. elections brought the number of Jewish parliamentarians worldwide to an all-time high, according to the International Council of Jewish Parliamentarians.
Following yesterday's results, the number of Jews in the Senate rose from 11 to 13 and in the House of Representatives from 26 to 30. However, the United States is still only in third place worldwide for the number of Jewish legislators, after Israel and Britain.
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International Council of Jewish Parliamentarians, Steering Committee membersRepresentative Gary Ackerman, House of Representatives, United States (Democrat)
Representative Benjamin Cardin, House of Representatives, United States (Democrat)
Senator Norm Coleman, Senate, United States (Republican)
Representative Barney Frank, House of Representatives, United States (Democrat)
Representative Jerrold Nadler, House of Representatives, United States (Democrat)
Representative Debbie Wasserman Shultz, House of Representatives, United States (Democrat)
Representative Henry Waxman, House of Representatives, United States (Democrat)