
Progressive pro-Israel group takes on AIPAC in Michigan Democratic primary fight
CNN
The contentious Democratic House primary in Michigan's 11th District, which pits two incumbents against each other after the state redrew its congressional map, has quietly become one of the key battlegrounds in the party's evolving rift over Israel and overlapping debates about its broader ideological direction.
On Wednesday, the campaign arm of J Street, a moderate "pro-Israel, pro-peace" group that advocates for a two-state solution, will kick off a $700,000 television ad campaign to boost Rep. Andy Levin, who is running against Rep. Haley Stevens for the new seat.
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