The Democrats’ Gaza reckoning
Kamala Harris with Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington in Juy 2024. Photograph: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenKamala Harris with Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington in Juy 2024. The unlikely winners in all those races emphasized empathy and accountability for Palestinian losses in Gaza; Abdul El-Sayed, who won Michigan’s Senate primary, made opposition to the ardently pro-Israel group Aipac central to his candidacy.
- ▪Kamala Harris with Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington in Juy 2024.
- ▪Photograph: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenKamala Harris with Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington in Juy 2024.
- ▪The unlikely winners in all those races emphasized empathy and accountability for Palestinian losses in Gaza; Abdul El-Sayed, who won Michigan’s Senate primary, made opposition to the ardently pro-Israel group Aipac central to his candidacy
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Kamala Harris with Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington in Juy 2024. Photograph: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenKamala Harris with Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington in Juy 2024. Photograph: Getty ImagesDemocratsThe Democrats’ Gaza reckoningFailing to give Palestinians a voice at the 2024 convention came back to bite the party in this year’s elections, writes Akbar Shahid AhmedAkbar Shahid AhmedMon 21 Sep 2026 17.48 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe last time she gathered with fellow Democrats for a pre-election national convention, Georgia state representative Ruwa Romman got an unspoken message from the party establishment: on their biggest stage, she said, “There’s room for an anti-choice Republican but not for Palestinians”.
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