Peggy Flanagan, the likely next senator from Minnesota, defeated a moderate pro-Israel congresswoman, accuses Israel of genocide and says she would oppose offensive weapons sales to Israel. If the ...
Jewish businessmen Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner are purchasing the NBA’s storied Los Angeles Lakers, ESPN reported Wednesday, in a stunning, record-setting $12.5 billion deal. The sale comes barely a ...
John Larson in Connecticut’s Democratic primary Tuesday, marking another defeat for AIPAC which had backed the 14-term congressman. The pro-Israel lobby group is increasingly viewed as politically ...
Moderates have raised concerns about the state representative's electability against the Republican in November.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani met with a group of rabbis Monday for a conversation that centered on concerns about the impact of his rhetoric on Jewish safety. The meeting, which lasted roughly ...
Michigan rabbis and other Jewish figures delivered a petition to the head of the state’s Democratic Party Monday urging him to “ensure the safety” of all Jewish delegates at the state party’s upcoming ...
For the second time this year, Iran has named a wanted suspect in the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires to a top security role. A spokesman for the ...
Matching Graham’s level of foreign policy experience and focus on the Middle East, a region he often visited, would be difficult.
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Bernie Sanders has urged Democratic leaders to ban super PAC spending in primaries, focusing on the efforts of pro-Israel lobbyists to influence a crucial Michigan Senate race. Sanders in an open ...
Former county health official Abdul El-Sayed jumped ahead of U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary with 21% of the vote being reported. The progressive El-Sayed was ahead ...
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