By backing El-Sayed in the midterms, Democrats betrayed the liberal values they claim to defendThe fight must now be to win back and reconstruct a pluralist left, one that can expand its understanding of oppression to include antizionismBy Adam Louis-Klein3 min read
By Stephen PollardAfter the massive win for the Democrats, Israel and US Jews face a rough ride aheadOne of the most troubling consequences of these midterms is that figures such as Abdul el-Sayed now have a national platform from which to spread their venom. His campaign was dogged by allegations of links to the Muslim Brotherhood3 min read
US Politics‘I don’t believe in voting blue no matter who’: Michigan’s Jewish Democrats waver over el-SayedThe party’s candidate has a chance to become the first-ever Muslim US Senator, but his views on Israel have alienated part of its traditional baseBy Hayley Cregor2 min read
By Liel LeibovitzBlaming everything on the Jews – the Democrats’ descent into utter madnessThe party has traded bread-and-butter politics for an obsession with Israel, elevating candidates like El-Sayed because of, not despite, their extreme outlook and caring more about ‘Palestine’ than the average American pay cheque3 min read
By Jonathan HarounoffThe Democrats forged America’s ‘special relationship’ with Israel – and may yet abandon itWatching the party steadily distance itself from that legacy should concern not only supporters of the Jewish state, but anyone who believes US foreign policy is strongest when its closest alliances enjoy support across the political spectrum4 min read
By Dominic GreenIn the Democratic Party, the socialist, antizionist tail is wagging an old dogAfter the November midterms, a new generation raised on digitally-enhanced propaganda against America, Israel and the Jewish people will enter America’s halls of power3 min read
By Liel LeibovitzThe Democrat Party is in the grip of a band of lunatics – but the crisis is also an opportunityAs the party lurches to the far left and obsesses about Israel, a new mainstream coalition could gain ground among Jews, African Americans, Hispanics and Chinese Americans3 min read
Veteran Democratic political strategist: ‘I don’t want to be in a political party that denies the right of the state of Israel to exist’James Carville said he supported the idea of ‘schism’ between the party’s ‘traditional Democrats and Democratic socialists’By Ben Conway2 min read||June 26, 2026 14:33
By Dominic GreenThe Israeli rape dog blood libel and how the New York Times has failed US liberal JewsRuth Wisse explained all this nearly a decade ago. Antisemitism and antizionism, she wrote, are “the organisation of politics against the Jews”4 min read||May 12, 2026 16:49
By Liel LeibovitzIn today’s Democratic Party, calling Israel a genocidal pariah is a vote winnerHence the overwhelming partisan support for Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner, who repeatedly dabbles in such accusations and had a tattoo on his chest that eerily resembled the SS head and skull symbol4 min read||May 6, 2026 14:10
By Liel LeibovitzWhen it comes to Jews, Democrats are ‘kaput’All but seven of the party’s Senators voted against the sale of bombs and military bulldozers to Israel. Some may gripe about anti-Jewish sentiments being a bipartisan plague. They are not, not by a long shot3 min read||April 22, 2026 10:46
By Melissa Langsam BraunsteinFor Democrats, attacking Israel is a career moveCalifornia Governor Newsom has clearly concluded that moving left on the Jewish state is crucial for winning his party’s base – and he’s not alone3 min read||March 13, 2026 15:56
By Melissa Langsam BraunsteinCan New York keep hate at safe distance from shuls?Democrats should support a proper buffer to protect synagogues from aggressive protests. But what may matter most under Mayor Zohran Mamdani is the willingness to enforce the law3 min read||January 23, 2026 14:47
By Melissa Langsam BraunsteinThe Democrats’ ominous anti-Zionist turnAIPAC is increasingly becoming a lightning rod. The question is whether the party will allow its extremist fringe to define its position on Israel, or whether the silent majority will finally speak out3 min read||November 21, 2025 17:34
By Melissa Langsam BraunsteinThe Republicans’ choice: Copy the Democrats or reject extremists?A racist Young Republican chat has triggered a fight on the US right: Should they pursue unity at any cost, or learn from the left’s collapse and reject radicals within their own camp2 min read||October 24, 2025 10:36
By Melissa Langsam BraunsteinNadler failed his Jewish base – who will replace him?The battle to replace him will show how far Democrats have drifted from their once staunchly pro-Israel position3 min read||September 12, 2025 17:29