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Could the upcoming Michigan Democratic Senate primary signal a seismic shift about the Democratic party and U.S. policy on Israel? @MarkHalperin joins Call Me Back to discuss. Listen here: lnk.to/vfEAFi
Dan Senor
@dansenor
Co-author, “The Genius of Israel” (in stores now) and “Start-Up Nation”. Host of the “Call Me Back” podcast. Link in bio for media and book inquiries.
- After @AbdulElSayed won Michigan’s Democratic primary for Senate this week, Democrats’ chances of winning the seat in November plunged to 48% in @TheEconomist’s forecast. economist.com/graphic-detail…
- There is a lot of antisemitism in America, but you know what there is substantially more of? Tolerance of antisemitism.
- CC @amirtibon - This sentiment is in ascendence in the Progressive Caucus in the U.S. House, the fastest growing and dominant cohort among Congressional Democrats (and the direction of travel among Senate D’s is the same): “…at a policy level they [@gadi_eisenkot +Hi Dan, thanks for the serious question. Here is the serious answer: Gadi Eisenkot is opposed to a two-state solution and equal rights for the Palestinians; he also helped conceive of the brutal 'Dahiya Doctrine' which has killed countless civilians, and was a member of the
