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Ongoing Story· Day 18

NY House Candidates Clash Over Antisemitism, Israel Aid

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The Times of IsraelPolitics

NY Congressional Candidates Vie for Jewish Vote, Emphasizing Israel Support

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In New York's 17th Congressional District, Republican Mike Lawler and Democrat Cait Conley are competing for Jewish votes by emphasizing their support for Israel and opposition to antisemitism. The closely watched race could impact control of the House. Both candidates voiced strong support for continued U.S. military aid to Israel during a debate, though Conley indicated she would criticize the Israeli government when warranted. They also debated foreign policy concerning Iran and each other's past roles in national security.

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  • NY Congressional candidates Mike Lawler and Cait Conley are actively courting Jewish voters in a closely contested race.
  • Both candidates strongly support Israel and continued U.S. military aid during a televised debate.
  • Lawler accused challenger Conley of ties to progressive Democrats and criticized a NYC mayor's post-Oct. 7 statement.
  • Conley denounced the mayor's statement and affirmed Israel's right to exist and U.S. security partnership.
  • The candidates also debated foreign policy regarding Iran and each other's national security records.

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