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Washington State Annual Membership Dinner

Featuring a Panel Discussion with:
Peter Beinart, Editor-at-Large, The New Republic
Dan Senor, Adjunt Senior Fellow for Middle East Studies, Council of Foreign Relations

Featured Speakers
Peter Beinart, Editor-at-Large, The New Republic
Dan Senor, Adjunt Senior Fellow for Middle East Studies, Council of Foreign Relations
Event Date
10/5/2008, 5:00 PM Pacific Time
Event Location
Seattle, WA
Contact Info
Dave Pactor
dpactor@aipac.org
206-624-5152
Event Details
Click Here To Register!
Washington State Annual Membership Dinner 5:00 PM 10/5/2008 Seattle WA Peter Beinart, Editor-at-Large, The New Republic Dan Senor, Adjunt Senior Fellow for Middle East Studies, Council of Foreign Relations Join Washington State AIPAC for the Annual Membership Dinner. Register at http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=162415 20081005 20081005 20081005T170000 20081005T180000 eventName:Washington State Annual Membership Dinner| eventStartTime:5:00 PM| eventStartDate:10/5/2008| eventEndTime:| eventEndDate:| eventCity:Seattle| eventState:WA| eventStartDateTime:10/5/2008 5:00 PM| eventEndDateTime: | eventID:12520| Event Region:Pacific Northwest Region|Event State:Washington State|Event Status:Display on live site|Event Type:AIPAC Membership Event US|Public Site Event Display Location:Display in Register for an Event|Staff Site Event Display Location:Display in Staff Site Calendar| WNDate: 7/23/2008 19:01| WNTitle: Washington State Annual Membership Dinner| WNType: Membership Events - Event Region:Pacific Northwest Region|

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