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American Jews Navigate Political Discomfort After Midterm Elections
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American Jews are experiencing mixed emotions following the midterm elections, celebrating Democratic victories while grappling with the party's shifting stance on Israel and the election of candidates critical of the Jewish state. The author, Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, notes that both major parties are increasingly distancing themselves from Israel, leaving some feeling politically homeless. He advises maintaining a dual identity, keeping political shifts in perspective, and living Jewish lives with confidence.
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- American Jews face conflicting emotions after midterms due to Democratic victories and concerns over Israel policy.
- The election of candidates critical of Israel, like Abdul El-Sayed, has unsettled many liberal Zionists.
- Both major US parties are perceived as distancing themselves from Israel, causing political unease.
- The author advises American Jews to maintain both their Jewish and civic identities.
- Perspective and confident public Jewish life are recommended for navigating political challenges.
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