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NORPAC

Pro-Israel political action committee

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NORPAC is a pro-Israel political action committee in the United States. NORPAC supports candidates for Congress who hold pro-Israel positions. In the 2018 election cycle, it spent $1.1 million supporting its preferred candidates, which include both Democrats and Republicans.

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