While some party leaders and big Democratic donors are pro-Israel, actual Democratic voters have moved on from Israel with remarkable speed and consistency. Why does the media keep covering it like a 50/50 issue?
The party just kicked the can down the road again on Israel, deepening the divide between party members and their leaders.
The bulk of the Democrats mapping a path to the White House for 2028 are dodging profound questions about human rights and US policy toward Israel.
DNC officials said their own data had clearly shown that a pro-Israel policy would not win voters for Kamala Harris. They ignored their own constituents and didn’t even track the complaints. Now, the DNC is refusing to share this truth with their people. Is support for genocide really the top issue to the Democratic party?
Growing dissatisfaction with the Israel lobby may pave the way for Nida Allam, who launched her congressional campaign in North Carolina on December 10 with the backing of Justice Democrats.
For nearly two years, Israel lobby group AIPAC has championed Israel’s genocidal onslaught in Gaza.
As the Democratic Party searches for direction in the post-2024 landscape, its leaders seem bent on alienating their own base over Gaza. This is not a matter of nuance or tactical positioning; it’s a profound moral and political miscalculation.
Greenwald’s exposé on neocons, war, Ukraine, Zelensky, liberal media, Democratic party… Stephens, Frum, Boot, Kagan, Nuland, Kristol, Dick & Liz Cheney… Neocons are notorious for their love of sending other people’s families to war…
Support for Israel is not as bipartisan as it used to be: for the first time, the majority of Democrats surveyed by Gallup say US pressure should be focused on Israel, not the Palestinians
Philip Weiss names and discusses the powerful pro-Israel donors who impact Democratic policies