As Israel book week commences, a new initiative has been launched to flood U.S. lawmakers with a book that purports to outline the urgent dangers faced by the Jewish state, including how current American policy may be harming Israel.
 
"One major concern is that it seems many lawmakers don't understand how America is contributing to the threats facing the Jewish state. For example, how U.S. funding, arming, and training of Fatah forces translates into Fatah terrorism against Jews," said Aaron Klein, author of the new book, "The Late Great State of Israel."
 
Klein's book details how U.S. funding to Fatah may fuel Palestinian terror.  Klein also argues some of President Obama's foreign policies may be harmful to the Jewish state, such as proposed talks with Iran and the trumpeting of a so-called Arab Peace Initiative.
 
The author, who served as Jerusalem bureau chief for WorldNetDaily.com, pointed to a recent letter from the vast majority of Congress urging Obama to mind the "risks" to Israel in any Middle East peace accord as evidence lawmakers are concerned at the president's Mideast approach.

Joseph Farah, CEO of WorldNetDaily, commented: "Though Obama has made it clear U.S. policy in the Middle East will change under his leadership, there's still a chance to maintain a supportive friendship with the Jewish state by targeting Congress."

"One effective tool is getting Aaron Klein's important new book into the hands of as many senators and representatives as possible – because this book lays out the stakes. Members of Congress are not inclined to abandon Israel, but they need some ammunition to resist the pressures of the Obama administration."
Farah's website launched an initiative allowing those concerned to send their representative and two senators copies of Klein's book. Each copy sent will arrive with a letter from the concerned citizen explaining why the book is important – along with the U.S.'s continued support for the Jewish state.

The initiative can be accessed online at www.wnd.com/truthtocongress or orders can be placed by phone at 1-800-496-3266.