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AIPAC has announced that it will shut down its campaign activities, ending its direct support and major campaign contributions after facing increasing public pressure, criticism and obstacles during this election cycle. The group has spent hundreds of millions of dollars supporting pro-"Israeli" candidates over the years, while a super PAC affiliated with the United Democracy Project reportedly spent $37 million to defeat candidates critical of "Israel." But does this mark AIPAC's exit from US elections? Watch here.

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AIPAC has announced that it will shut down its campaign activities, ending its direct support and major campaign contributions after facing increasing public pressure, criticism and obstacles during this election cycle. The group has spent hundreds of millions of dollars supporting pro-"Israeli" candidates over the years, while a super PAC affiliated with the United Democracy Project reportedly spent $37 million to defeat candidates critical of "Israel." But does this mark AIPAC's exit from US elections? Watch here.

AIPAC has announced that it will shut down its campaign activities, ending its direct support and major campaign contributions after facing increasing public pressure, criticism and obstacles during this election cycle. The group has spent hundreds of millions of dollars supporting pro-"Israeli" candidates over the years, while a super PAC affiliated with the United Democracy Project reportedly spent $37 million to defeat candidates critical of "Israel." But does this mark AIPAC's exit from US elections? Watch here.

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