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Lindsey Graham calls on primary rivals to fire antisemitic staffers
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) doubled down on his calls for two of his primary challengers in his reelection campaign to fire senior officials over their record of antisemitic statements after both…
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8mJewish leaders press Miliband on U.K. antisemitism
This briefing covers an alleged Iranian-linked plot against a U.S. air base, ongoing Michigan Senate race controversies, and key geopolitical developments affecting the Jewish community and Middle Eastern stability.
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6mIsraeli, Lebanese leaders expressed interest in Michigan Senate race, Sen. Lankford says
Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) told reporters on Monday that Lebanese and Israeli leaders both expressed to him strong interest in the Michigan Senate race, where pro-Israel Republican Mike Rogers faces Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, while he was on a trip to the Middle East last week. Lankford’s visit to Lebanon included meetings with President Joseph Aoun,... <a href="https://jewishinsider.com/2026/10/israeli-lebanese-leaders-interest-michigan-senate-race-lankford-hezbollah/">Read More</a>
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Miliband agrees to host international antisemitism meeting at urging of J7 Task Force
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband agreed on Monday to host a meeting of ministers from seven countries to coordinate efforts against antisemitism, following talks in London with Jewish leaders who criticized the British government’s policies and rhetoric toward Israel. Representatives of the J7 Task Force Against Antisemitism — a body of major Jewish organizations representing... <a href="">Read More</a>
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18mMBS' sand trap
This Daily Kickoff examines escalating Saudi-Houthi tensions, Michigan Jewish voter shifts against Abdul El-Sayed, Israeli election polling, and key policy updates across the Jewish community.
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5mMBS bet Saudi Arabia’s future on economic transformation. The Houthis are testing that wager
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has spent years — and billions of dollars — seeking to transform his country into a global economic powerhouse. But the recent escalation in tensions with the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen — including the deadly weekend strikes on Riyadh’s main airport — is putting into question whether such a... <a href="">Read More</a>