The most disturbing result of America’s midterm elections wasn’t simply who won. It was what Americans were willing to overlook when they voted.
On Nov. 3, Americans elected politicians whose records include anti-Zionist activism, inflammatory accusations against Israel, and controversies involving antisemitic conspiracy theories. When did hostility toward the Jewish state become a political credential?
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