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House Foreign Affairs Chairman Ed Royce Meets with Iranian-American Jewish Leadership in Los Angeles

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February 26, 2013

U.S. Representative ” target=”_blank”>30 YEARS AFTER was proud to have convened this meeting with Congressman Royce and commends his steadfast leadership and friendship in the United States Congress. We agree in the strongest terms with his recommendation that Iranians who have immigrated to the United States are in the best position to inform both the American government and the American people regarding the true nature of the Iranian regime – including its human rights abuses, persecution of minorities, and global support for terrorism. 

For the Iranian-American Jewish leaders who met with Royce this week, it was a privilege to have offered our input regarding Iran to the Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs – an individual with tremendous influence on American foreign policy towards Iran, Israel, and the entire world.

In a broader sense, the meeting provided a truly unique and invaluable opportunity to inform our policymakers about issues we care deeply about and to hear the policymaker’s perspectives and policy agenda directly.  Such meetings stand as a testament to the exceptional nature of America's democratic system.

Oron Maher, a real estate broker and attorney, serves on the Board of Directors of 30 YEARS AFTER.  Sam Yebri, an attorney and Los Angeles City Commissioner, serves as the President of 30 YEARS AFTER.

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