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Are we seeing the end of Jewish politicians in the Democratic Party? – opinion

4h ago ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 70Objectivity score70/100

Are we seeing the end of Jewish politicians in the Democratic Party? – opinion

One might have thought that advocating for recognition of a Palestinian state and standing up for Islamophobia would have earned him a few brownie points, but when you’re Jewish, none of that matters

💬 רוצים להגיב ולהצטרף לדיון? הצטרפו — חינם, ומקבלים גם את הדיג׳סט השבועי.
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The article discusses the increasing challenges faced by Jewish politicians within the Democratic Party, particularly from the far-left and Democratic Socialists. It highlights instances where Jewish politicians, despite progressive stances, are targeted with antisemitic insults and demands to denounce Zionism. For example, Brad Lander, a progressive Jewish politician, was "targeted with insults and calls to leave Madison Square Garden, over allegations of being a Zionist." Similarly, Scott Wiener, known for his LGBTQ+ advocacy, was harassed for not saying "Free Palestine." The piece suggests that this trend is marginalizing Jewish candidates and even non-Jewish pro-Israel figures like Senator John Fetterman, who has been rebuffed by Democratic Socialists of America for his unwavering support of Israel. The author argues that the Democratic Party's failure to condemn anti-Israel sentiments from its far-left wing effectively merges it with those who harbor anti-Israel views, potentially signaling "the end of the line for Jewish politicians."

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