Is AIPAC’s political standing declining in the US?
- US Republican leader Mike Rogers and his allies have reportedly asked the pro-Israel lobby American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) not to run a campaign on his behalf ahead of the November general election.
- Rogers, who is a Republican Senate candidate from Michigan — home to one of the country’s largest Arab American populations — fears that open AIPAC support might backfire.
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- US Republican leader Mike Rogers and his allies have reportedly asked the pro-Israel lobby American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) not to run a campaign on his behalf ahead of the November general election.
- Rogers, who is a Republican Senate candidate from Michigan — home to one of the country’s largest Arab American populations — fears that open AIPAC support might backfire.
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Sources: Al Jazeera