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US Midterms: Jewish Vote in Michigan May Be Swayed by Antisemitism
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The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing discussed how antisemitic rhetoric might influence the Jewish vote in Michigan's midterm elections between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers. Reporter Luke Tress also noted potential Jewish voter dissatisfaction with Democrats in New York and a House report on anti-Israel rhetoric in the American Psychological Association. Israeli singer Omer Adam held a large concert in New York, offering a break from antisemitism.
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- Antisemitic campaigning by Hasan Piker may influence Michigan's Jewish vote in the El-Sayed vs. Rogers race.
- Jewish voters in New York may show dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party despite pro-Israel candidates.
- A US House committee report found anti-Israel rhetoric within the American Psychological Association.
- Israeli singer Omer Adam drew 20,000 fans to a New York concert, offering a respite from antisemitism.
- The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing covers events in Israel, the Middle East, and the Jewish world.
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