The point of this was to allege that Jews who were part of the coalition were facilitating the Christian missionizing of Jews. Even though part of the coalition's mission is supposedly to build support for the Jewish people, it's effectively providing a front for groups that are secretly trying to destroy Judaism. The fact that the terms of participation in the coalition specifically prohibited such activity did not deter Peace Now from recklessly seeking to paint all Jews who were skeptical of Oslo as somehow being part of a Christian plot to convert Jews. A reading of the material supposedly supporting these charges revealed the fact that the Evangelical Christians who ardently support the existence and the security of the State of Israel would like Jews to convert. That's not exactly a surprise, since it is part of their religion.
Peace Now deserves a gold medal for hypocrisy.
Especially, that is, if they were left-wingers under attack from the right. I have no problem with individuals being forced to stand by their own record. If you say or write something, then I believe it is perfectly fair to hold you accountable for it. There is nothing wrong with, for example, hanging anti-Israel statements around Talbott's neck or forcing Roth to own up to his comparisons of Ronald Reagan to Hitler, as Klein did. Nor would I have any problem with Peace Now taking issue with anything Klein said or wrote.