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AIPAC Cuts Fundraising Support for Democrats Voting Against Israel Aid
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By חדשות סרוגים
First reported by N12 · Jul 20, 2026
What happened
AIPAC has stopped fundraising support for nearly 20 Democratic U.S. Congress members who voted to cancel aid to Israel, including Nancy Pelosi, signaling a shift in bipartisan support. The move could affect these lawmakers' campaign funding and reflects growing tensions between AIPAC and parts of the Democratic Party.
- 01AIPAC cut fundraising links for nearly 20 Democrats who voted against Israel aid.
- 02The move signals rising tension between AIPAC and the Democratic Party.
- 03Most candidates supported by AIPAC's fundraising are now Republicans.
- 04Nancy Pelosi lost AIPAC's public recognition after voting to cancel aid.
- 05103 Democrats voted to cancel aid, but the proposal failed due to Republican opposition.
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