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Investigations, breaking developments, and the evidentiary record — updated continuously.
Showing Elections in U.S. & Israel.
Nancy Pelosi's endorsed successor called for a full arms embargo on Israel in a debate, breaking from her mentor's decades of support for military aid.
Democratic voters unseated establishment incumbents in 2026 primaries after the party sidelined Palestinian American speakers at its 2024 convention, new reporting shows.
A Wall Street Journal investigation documents Sen. John Fetterman skipping constituent meetings and Senate duties while coordinating pro-Israel messaging with the Israeli ambassador.
A lawsuit settlement forced CUNY to disclose over $715,000 in stock holdings in Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and Palantir, all suppliers to Israel's military.
Apollo CEO Marc Rowan gave AIPAC's super PAC $1.5 million in 2026 while sitting on Trump's Gaza redevelopment board, FEC filings show, timed to attacks on pro-Palestine candidates.
Trump submitted a Saudi civil nuclear agreement to Congress while conditioning its approval on Saudi normalization with Israel, an administration official told Reuters.
A poll of Democrats in six early 2028 primary states finds majority support for an arms embargo on Israel and genocide framing, per IMEU data reported by The Lever.
Netanyahu publicly thanked Trump and Treasury Secretary Bessent for new Iran sanctions the administration called 'economic D-Day,' signaling close U.S.-Israel policy coordination.
Aisha Wahab won a California special election despite AIPAC-linked attack ads, becoming the first Afghan American in Congress and denting the lobby's electoral record.
Israel's $7 million tourism campaign advertises on Ted Cruz's iHeartMedia podcast, whose ad revenue is contractually routed to his pro-Cruz super PAC.
Israel is lobbying to block Turkey's F-35 return, with Netanyahu citing a U.S. law meant to preserve Israeli military dominance over the region.
Israel warned citizens in Greece to hide their nationality before pro-Palestine protests, as arms deals, rising rents and Gaza fuel a domestic backlash against the Athens-Jerusalem alliance.
