The Israeli-American Council (IAC) is a prominent U.S.-based nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening the relationship between the United States and Israel while fostering pro-Israel activism among the Israeli-American community. Established to unite Israeli expatriates in America, the IAC promotes Jewish and Israeli identity, supports Israel advocacy on campuses and in public discourse, and engages in political lobbying efforts to bolster bipartisan support for Israel. It operates through various initiatives, including educational programs, leadership training, and media campaigns, and has grown into one of the largest pro-Israel groups in the U.S., hosting high-profile events like the IAC National Summit attended by political leaders and celebrities. The organization has been linked to extensive funding networks, including contributions from foreign donors and pro-Israel philanthropists such as Miriam Adelson and Haim Saban, which support its advocacy, media initiatives, and ties to political action committees that influence U.S. elections in favor of pro-Israel candidates. While it has faced criticism and scrutiny for its role in broader pro-Israel lobbying efforts, particularly in campus activism amid rising antisemitism concerns and debates over Israel policy, IAC maintains a significant presence in shaping U.S. public opinion on Israel-related issues.