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Narrative regarding the influence of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) within the Democratic Party.

8 reports, 8 independent Updated Aug 28
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Narrative regarding the influence of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) within the Democratic Party.

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  1. AIPAC lavished money on Nixon's pro-Israel opponent amid internal ideological divides challenging established norms within the Democratic Party.Sub-event
  2. Party establishment operates as AIPAC's lobbying apparatus.1 source
  3. AIPAC invested in ads against Bowman, while Sanders campaigned for Bowman, amid political maneuvering and analysis by Casey Kennedy.Sub-event
  4. AIPAC is facing growing political hostility from ultra-left-wing politicians within the Democratic Party.Sub-event
  5. A lobbying organization, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, is reported to be influencing decisions within the US Congress.Sub-event
  6. The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is involved in political contributions and influencing military aid flow related to Iran.Sub-event
  7. Brian Mast, a major advocate backed by AIPAC, participated in a meeting assessing bilateral relations and investment concerning Caracas/Venezuela.Sub-event
  8. Anti-Zionist discourse is pushing across American institutions as Democratic Socialists take over from within the Democratic Party.Sub-event
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  1. A debate featuring Angie Craig touched on the war in Iran, while Flanagan met with AIPAC and Walz endorsed Craig.Sub-event
  2. Graham Platner criticizes the lobbying efforts of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).Sub-event
  3. AIPAC spent millions of dollars in an effort to defeat Cori Bush in a political contest.Sub-event
  4. AIPAC influenced elections in New York City, resulting in Democrats defeating AIPAC-endorsed candidates.Sub-event
  5. AIPAC's influence on the Democratic Party is being discussed.1 source

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