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According to an autobiographical essay published in 2000, Awad joined the IAP shortly after the Gulf War and worked for the organization through the spring of 1994 before leaving to start CAIR that summer. Sometime prior to August of 1994, the monograph referred to by Fingerhut, a shockingly anti-Semitic pamphlet containing the work of a noted Holocaust denier, was published, bearing the group’s logo on its cover.</blockquote></ref>
 
According to an autobiographical essay published in 2000, Awad joined the IAP shortly after the Gulf War and worked for the organization through the spring of 1994 before leaving to start CAIR that summer. Sometime prior to August of 1994, the monograph referred to by Fingerhut, a shockingly anti-Semitic pamphlet containing the work of a noted Holocaust denier, was published, bearing the group’s logo on its cover.</blockquote></ref>
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Engaged in 'crudely anti-Jewish,' propaganda in 1999.<ref>D Pipes,  [American Muslims for Jerusalem: Radical] Islam's American lobby, JPost, September 20, 2001. [https://www.danielpipes.org/68/american-muslims-for-jerusalem-militant-islams-american].<br><i>The pattern was set at AMJ's first major event, a fundraising dinner in November 1999, which one participant has described as "crudely anti-Jewish." Speakers like Nihad Awad and Abdurahman Alamoudi vied with one another in verbally assaulting...</i>.</ref>
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Engaged in 'crudely anti-Jewish,' propaganda in 1999.<ref>D Pipes,  [American Muslims for Jerusalem: Radical] Islam's American lobby, September 20, 2001. [https://www.danielpipes.org/68/american-muslims-for-jerusalem-militant-islams-american]. [http://web.archive.org/web/20010920004636/https://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=24567].<br><i>The pattern was set at AMJ's first major event, a fundraising dinner in November 1999, which one participant has described as "crudely anti-Jewish." Speakers like Nihad Awad and Abdurahman Alamoudi vied with one another in verbally assaulting...</i>.</ref>
    
In 2021, Awad dropped a quick assertion that Tel Aviv—Israel’s largest city and the place where its independence was declared—is "occupied." Prays for its so-called "Liberation."<ref>
 
In 2021, Awad dropped a quick assertion that Tel Aviv—Israel’s largest city and the place where its independence was declared—is "occupied." Prays for its so-called "Liberation."<ref>
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