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Georgia Senate Candidates Clash Over Israel, White Nationalism
In a Georgia Senate debate, incumbent Democrat Jon Ossoff and challenger Republican Mike Collins clashed over Israel's right to self-defense, U.S. arms sales, and accusations of white nationalism.
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What happened
- 01Sen. Jon Ossoff and Rep. Mike Collins debated Israel, white nationalism, and U.S. arms sales ahead of the November 3 elections.
- 02Ossoff affirmed Israel's right to combat Hamas but stressed compliance with international and U.S. law for weapons use.
- 03Collins accused Ossoff of seeking to defund Israel and praised Trump's Iran policy.
- 04Ossoff accused Collins of ties to white nationalism, citing a former staffer and his son-in-law's online posts.
- 05Collins denied white nationalism accusations and criticized Ossoff's associations with Abdul El-Sayed and Hasan Piker.
- 06The race is significant as it could determine which party controls the Senate.
Ossoff affirmed Israel's right to fight Hamas but stressed adherence to international law, while Collins accused Ossoff of trying to defund Israel. Ossoff accused Collins of ties to white nationalism, citing a former staffer's social media posts and Collins's son-in-law's online activity. Collins denied the accusations and criticized Ossoff's associations with other political figures.
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