The Israeli-American Council (IAC), founded in 2007, is the largest Israeli-American organization in the United States. It operates as a community-building organization with a focus on strengthening Israeli and Jewish identity, civic engagement, and advocacy. Its work is rooted in principles of nationhood, Judaism, Zionism, and the Hebrew language.
The organization runs a portfolio of programs targeting different demographic segments. These include Keshet for young families, Eitanim for teens focusing on innovation and entrepreneurship, Mishelanu for college students, and EDGE for young professionals. Each program is designed to connect participants to Israeli and Jewish culture and community.
The IAC has a nationwide geographic presence in the United States, with major hubs in Los Angeles, New York, New Jersey, Boston, Miami, and Las Vegas. Its stated mission involves mobilizing the Jewish and Israeli community, fighting anti-Semitism, and deepening the bond between the United States and Israel.
