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Democratic Primaries Spotlight Rising Anti-Israel Sentiment in Key U.S. Races
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
- 01Democratic primaries in Michigan and Missouri pit pro-Israel candidates against anti-Israel challengers.
- 02Haley Stevens in Michigan opposes conditioning aid to Israel; Abdul Al-Sayed accuses Israel of ethnic cleansing.
- 03Al-Sayed leads polls and rejects Israel's right as a Jewish state.
- 04In Missouri, Wesley Bell, backed by AIPAC, faces Cori Bush, who condemns Israel and AIPAC.
- 05Anti-Israel sentiment is rising in the Democratic Party, with many voters sympathizing with Palestinians.
- 06These races may signal a significant shift in the Democratic Party's stance on Israel.
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