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Pro-Israel but anti-Netanyahu: Democratic Party leaders try to find the middle ground

  • Written by Naomi Schalit, Senior Editor, Politics + Democracy, The Conversation US
imageIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has come under unusual criticism from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Jacquelyn Martin / POOL / AFP

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on March 14, 2024, “The Netanyahu coalition no longer fits the needs of Israel.” It was an extraordinary public criticism of a longtime ally,...

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