Chicago Shluchim and Politician Meet at Dinner

Photos Ben Lapid

An eclectic assemblage of “Who’s Who” of prominent leaders on the Chicago political and Jewish establishment scenes, including Chicago Mayor, Rahm Emmanuel, and President of the Cook County Board of Supervisors, Toni Preckwinkle, gathered at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Chicago on Monday night to partake in the 2011 Awards & Celebration Dinner for the America-Israel Chamber of Commerce Chicago (AICC).

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