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Maryland Republicans Cut Ties With Candidate Over Antisemitic Claims
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By Daniel Edelson, New York
First reported by Ynet · 29 minutes ago
What happened
Maryland Republicans withdrew their support for state Senate candidate Harold Maldonado after he posted antisemitic conspiracy theories online, including claims linking Israel to historical assassinations and attacks.
- 01Maryland Republicans withdrew support for Harold Maldonado.
- 02Maldonado posted antisemitic conspiracy theories online.
- 03Claims linked Israel and Mossad to attacks and assassinations.
- 04Party chairman cited opposition to antisemitism and conspiracy theories.
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