The Case Against AIPAC
AIPAC has a problem with Islamophobia and it’s becoming increasingly toxic in Democratic and progressive circles.
AIPAC has a problem with Islamophobia and it’s becoming increasingly toxic in Democratic and progressive circles.
Bernie Sanders is the target of an ad campaign on Facebook paid for by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the pro-Israel lobbying group.
Rep. Mo Brooks has received virtually no national media attention for saying Muslims increasingly control the Democratic Party.
Even as the progressive wing of the Democratic Party has shown willingness to criticize Israel, Booker has tried to smooth over the widening rift.
Rep. Ilhan Omar may not have used the right words, but even the leadership of AIPAC has boasted about the Israel lobby’s outsized power in Washington, D.C.
“He is uniquely proud of such aggressive, anti-speech tactics to suppress people of color. This is a war of personal attacks.”
No matter one's views on Israel, the House Democrats' efforts to punish debate should be treated with the scorn and opposition it deserves.
The Democratic Party is having an internal battle over Israel and the BDS movement — and the 2020 contenders are paying attention.
Young American Jews got two more presidential candidates, Pete Buttigieg and Joe Biden, to denounce Israel's military rule over millions of Palestinians.
Beto O'Rourke denied that donations from supporters of Israel had influenced him and denounced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in stark terms.
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