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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Georgia Senate Race: Jewish Voters Navigate Ossoff's Israel Stance and Collins' Far-Right Ties

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In Georgia's Senate race, Jewish voters are weighing Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff's votes against Israel arms sales against Republican challenger Mike Collins' ties to far-right figures and antisemitic rhetoric from his family. Ossoff has faced criticism for blocking certain arms sales, while Collins is scrutinized over his son-in-law's promotion of antisemitic conspiracy theories and former staff's extremist associations. Some Jewish supporters of Collins argue his pro-Israel stance outweighs the controversies, while Ossoff's campaign and allies highlight Collins' alleged extremism.

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  • Georgia Senate race features Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Mike Collins, with Jewish voters considering their stances on Israel.
  • Ossoff has faced criticism for voting against certain arms sales to Israel.
  • Collins is scrutinized over his family members' and former staff's far-right and antisemitic views.
  • Collins' son-in-law has promoted antisemitic conspiracy theories.
  • Some Jewish supporters of Collins prioritize his pro-Israel stance over his associates' controversial views.
  • J Street has launched a $3 million campaign targeting Collins' far-right connections.
Georgia Senate Race: Jewish Voters Navigate Ossoff's Israel Stance and Collins' Far-Right Ties
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