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“Our mission and strategy remain the same,” AIPAC spokeswoman Daryn Sousa told JNS
“If it’s the cost of living or the economy as the top issue, Hochul has resounding support,” the poll assistant director stated. “If it’s immigration, Blakeman leads overwhelmingly.”
The New York Times-Siena survey found Democrats leading in House, Senate and gubernatorial races as voters gave the party higher marks on the economy, gas prices and immigration.
“The security establishment views the arrival of dozens of activists as an act intended solely to provoke, which undermines the harvesting process,” an Israeli military official told JNS.
The anti-Israel Democrat led the former Republican congressman in the Michigan Senate race by two points, well within the margin of error.
“I did not ask for the religion of each of the person that was put forward,” the mayor said in July, after Jewish groups noted that none of the 18 people he appointed to the committee were Jewish.
“The moderates could have used the measure’s wide support to take a firm stance against antisemitism,” Inna Vernikov told JNS. “Unfortunately, they care more about appeasing the far-Left than about meaningfully protecting Jews.”
In August, The New York Times reported that the city had achieved an “incredible milestone,” with the fewest homicides ever in the city in that span so far in the year.
A GOP consultant told JNS that “if the Democrats take the U.S. Senate, and that is far from certain, I would expect more criticism of Israel, especially if Netanyahu is still in charge.”
