Republicans seek to win over Jewish voters as Gaza conflict divides Democrats

The ongoing conflict in Gaza is causing divisions among Democrats, with some Republicans aiming to attract Jewish voters in key swing states. Vice President Kamala Harris faces pressure from progressives to reduce military aid to Israel, complicating traditional Democratic support. Republican leaders, like former Senator Norm Coleman, emphasize Israel's precarious situation and criticize the Biden administration's response to antisemitism. The Republican Jewish Coalition is investing $15 million in outreach efforts to sway Jewish voters, highlighting former President Trump's support for Israel. Despite some shifts, many Jewish voters still support Democrats, citing concerns over antisemitism and alignment on issues like abortion rights. Recent polls show mixed results, indicating potential changes in voting patterns among Jewish Americans in the upcoming election.