‘Israel Lobby Inc.’ does seem strongly in favor of the coup. The article excerpted below refers to differing positions taken by Jewish groups, but the JINSA position seems the dominant one by far:

On September 4, . . . the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs called on Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to reverse the administration’s position and support Zelaya’s overthrow. Zelaya was democratically elected in 2006. But the group, which is primarily devoted to promoting strong military ties between Israel and the United States, was concerned that Zelaya was leading the country away from democracy and into alliances with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez at the time of his overthrow.

“Zelaya was a man who was moving towards Chavez,” said JINSA’s executive director, Tom Neumann. “He was going anti-American.”. . .

JINSA’s comments come as some Jewish groups increase their focus on Chavez and his growing relationship with Iran. In a visit to the Middle East in early September, Chavez agreed to export 20,000 barrels of gasoline per day to Iran, which, despite ample oil reserves, has limited refining capacity of its own. At a news conference in Damascus during his tour, Chavez lashed out against Israel as “a country that annihilates people and is hostile to peace.”

It was Zelaya’s growing connection to Chavez that sparked JINSA’s engagement. “Honduras as itself is no threat to Israel,” Neumann said. “But Honduras as part of the bigger picture is.” He cited a growing nexus between Venezuela and countries that he said support Middle East terrorism, including Iran, Syria and Libya.

http://www.forward.com/articles/114862/

Ahmedinejad and Grayson were both essentially called anti-Semitic even though they are both Jewish apparently.

The Reagan Administration wrote the book on this more than a generation before when it methodically set out to portray the Sandinistas as anti-Semitic. The ADL bought into it then, as now, which signaled for me the start of its transition into an arm of the growing neocon machine.

The accusation was especially ludicrous given the documented anti-Semitic statements of the pro-Contra Cardinal Obando y Bravo of Managua.