The pro-Israel lobby says it’s too early to tell if it has unendorsed Representative Randy Fine.

Representative Ritchie Torres is finally criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

AIPAC abruptly dropped Representative Randy Fine when he came out as pro-starving children.

The pro-Israel group spent more than $45 million, most of which was used to unseat two Democratic members of Congress.

A bill allowing the executive branch to strip nonprofit status from organizations offering “material support” to terrorists could easily be used to target political enemies—including environmentalists.

Democrats have held on to a crucial Senate seat as they try to narrow Republicans’ majority control of the chamber.

Bush is the second “Squad” member ousted this election cycle.

Representative Thomas Massie broke with his party and took aim at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and AIPAC.

Missouri Representative Cori Bush has begun to slip in the primary polls.

George Latimer has won the primary election for New York’s 16th congressional district, after the most expensive House race ever.

The congressman from New York has been a remarkably effective champion for climate policy. Now, because he’s critical of Israel, AIPAC and local Democrats are supporting his opponent.

He cited four obstacles to peace, one of which was not the United States Congress. It’s changing now—but AIPAC is spending millions to make sure it doesn’t.

Who could have guessed this one?

A new report reveals how AIPAC has set its sight on challenging the Squad in the 2024 primaries, as they continue to criticize Israel’s war on Gaza.

This election cycle will go down as the one in which the right-wing Israel lobby did something it always swore it would never do: make Israel a partisan political football.

Two incumbent Democrats facing off in a new district—and debating Tuesday night—have dramatically different views on Israel.

The freshman congresswoman was right: The pro-Israel lobby uses financial muscle to influence Congress. That shouldn't be a controversial statement.

The Minnesota congresswoman did not accuse Jews of dual loyalty. She accused politicians of extreme pro-Israel prejudice. And she's right.

Before Ilhan Omar came to the national stage, Stephen Walt and John Mearsheimer tried to discuss pro-Israel lobbying. They were shouted down.

The Israeli prime minister's visit to the U.S. comes as he faces the greatest threat yet to his long reign.