A high-stakes debate over Democratic divisions on Israel is reshaping the 2028 presidential landscape, raising questions about how Jewish candidates—including a U.S. senator and a governor—could navigate party tensions. With progressive figures like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pushing for a more critical stance on the conflict, potential White House hopefuls face pressure to balance party loyalty with their own political and cultural identities. Experts and political analysts will weigh the implications of these internal rifts during a live discussion, examining how the issue could influence campaign strategies and voter perceptions. The conversation explores whether the growing ideological split will force candidates to take harder lines or seek middle-ground solutions.
Join The Hill's Amie Parnes and Editor-in-Chief Ian Swanson for a live discussion on the latest in the looming 2028 presidential race. Democrats, like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (N.Y.), have been divided on Israel. What does that mean for Jewish candidates who may run for the White House, including Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff and Pennsylvania Gov....
