POLITICSJul 31 · 17:57 UTCNYT USJeremy Raff, Jeff Perlman and Caroline Kim

How the Michigan Primary Is Dividing Jewish Voters

U.S. support for Israel is dividing Jewish voters in Michigan ahead of the August 4 primary, reshaping the Democratic Party. Campaigners in Detroit reflect on how the Gaza war has influenced Jewish political alignments and tested community cohesion.

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