Will the Democrats Stand on Their Israel Platform?

Its section on the Jewish state could cause indigestion for the growing faction of the anti-Israel left.

AP/Alex Brandon
Protest signs are set out prior to a demonstration at Union Park during the Democratic National Convention, August 19, 2024, at Chicago. AP/Alex Brandon

Democrats will on Monday vote to approve their party’s platform, the text of which was released yesterday. It references President Trump no fewer than 150 times, and the Times reckons that it  “offers plenty of political comfort food” to feed the party faithful. Will its section on Israel, though, cause indigestion for the growing faction of the left who are dead-set against the Jewish state? That will be a tension to track amid the kumbaya at Chicago this week.

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