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Candidates’ support for or hostility toward Israel is playing out in Democratic House primaries across the country. And a key test will come in a Maryland district a short drive from the Capitol, where ex-Rep. Donna Edwards seeks a comeback but is on the defensive over past votes and statements critical of the Jewish state.
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