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Democratic Divisions on Israel Come Thundering Back, in Preview of Fights to Come

Democratic Divisions on Israel Come Thundering Back, in Preview of Fights to Come
New York Times Tuesday 03 November 2026, 01:56 UTC By Tim Balk and Jennifer Medina 1 min read
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Democratic lawmakers and candidates have become more critical of Israel’s government since the war in Gaza, reflecting a broader shift in public opinion within the party.

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