AIPAC's Views of Its Strengths and Achievements
AIPAC describes its strengths as lying in its nationwide membership base and capacity to understand both Israel's interests and the interests of other countries affecting the U.S.-Israel relationship around the world. Some of AIPAC's claimed achievements are listed on their website.
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