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Josh Kraushaar on the Democratic Party’s Veepstakes and American Jewry
Harris's VP pick of Walz over Shapiro sparks debate on Israel views and religious bias within the Democratic party.
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Melanie Phillips on the British Election and the Jews
This month, Keir Starmer was elected prime minister of the UK. He is something of a reformer in the Labor party, which, before him, had been led by Jeremy Corbyn. The two have a different public temperament and different public persona. They have a different attitude toward the Jewish people and the Jewish state. Corbyn normalized a degree of anti-Semitism within mainstream Labor politics that was so odious it forced ideologically committed Labor members who are Jewish to leave the party. Since Starmer took over, the party has made a conscious effort to put forward a different, more welcoming face toward Jews.
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