Pro-Israel Group Claims IRS Discrimination

August 26, 2010
By Nathan Koppel

Z Street, a pro-Israel nonprofit, filed a lawsuit yesterday in federal court claiming that the Internal Revenue Service has violated the group’s free-speech rights.

An IRS official, according to the suit, allegedly told the group that it might lose its tax-exempt status because its views on Israel differ from those of the Obama Administration. the rest

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