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Large majority of Jewish Israelis feel safer in Israel than abroad, survey finds
A significant majority of Jewish Israelis feel that it is safer for them to live in Israel than abroad, according to a new survey by the Israeli Voice Index, reflecting heightened concerns about…
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1mJosh Shapiro launches federal PAC in potential signal of 2028 plans
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro launched a federal political action committee, New Path PAC, a major potential signal that he’s considering plans for a 2028 presidential campaign. Shapiro has downplayed any presidential ambitions, but declined to commit, during a debate in early October, to serving out a full second term through 2030. Shapiro has been a... <a href="">Read More</a>
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3mBrett McGurk’s fact check of former Harris advisor Phil Gordon on hostage negotiations
Brett McGurk, the former Biden administration Middle East coordinator, has strongly disputed claims that Israel caused a delay in securing a hostage deal due to its insistence on maintaining a military presence in key locations in the Gaza Strip. Instead, McGurk argues, it was Hamas that held up the agreement with its maximalist positions, until... <a href="https://jewishinsider.com/2026/10/james-talarico-israel-collective-punishment-oct-7-cnn-town-hall/">Read More</a>
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25mBarack to 1948
Today's Daily Kickoff covers Mark Levine's Israel bonds policy, Brett McGurk’s defense of Biden’s Israel strategy, Mike Huckabee’s meeting with Gadi Eisenkot, and Barack Obama’s comments on Israel's founding.
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4mThe Lander policy at the heart of Levine’s Israel bonds reversal
A day after New York City Comptroller Mark Levine sparked criticism by backing off a campaign promise to reinvest the city’s pension dollars in State of Israel bonds, mainstream Jewish groups rallied around the historically pro-Israel Democrat — though sources said they expect a change in his investment policy in the months ahead. Levine, who... <a href="https://jewishinsider.com/2026/10/el-sayed-sister-muslim-brotherhood-ties-hearsay/">Read More</a>
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2mMaine Senate candidate Troy Jackson says Congress should cut off funding for Iran war
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson said at a Thursday debate with Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) that Congress should shut down funding for the Iran war in order to force the war to an end. Several Senate Democrats have endorsed a similar approach, while others have floated other potential ways that a Democratic congressional majority... <a href="">Read More</a>