US midterm elections prompt focus on Jewish safety and pro-Israel outreach

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As US midterm elections unfolded on 3 November 2026, coverage focused on Jewish and pro-Israel issues in American politics. A Jerusalem Post editorial said Jewish safety should not be partisan whatever the congressional outcome. The Times of Israel reported that New York Jewish leaders defended Attorney General Letitia James while her Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy criticized her response to antisemitism. The Jerusalem Post also reported a Black conservative group, CURE, funding yard signs in Michigan reading Blacks and Jews Standing Together.

Sources:The Jerusalem Post The Times of Israel

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US midterms 2026: Democrats eye Congress takeover as anti-Israel progressives seek power The Jerusalem Post
Jewish safety isn’t partisan: No party’s victory can substitute for that obligation - editorial The Jerusalem Post
NY Jewish leaders defend Democratic AG as GOP challenger slams her response to antisemitism The Times of Israel
In Michigan, a Black conservative group pushes Jewish and pro-Israel messaging The Jerusalem Post

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