Intifada in Pennsylvania?! The current Congress elections have just passed as preparations for the next elections have begun in full swing. Serious drama begins in the state of Pennsylvania, where John Peterman, the pro-Israel Democrat, will seek re-election.
He is a prime target for the rising ultra-left. Peterman is already immediately challenged by a colorful character. His name is Ahmed Mor, he is a businessman and writer of Palestinian origin who was born in the town of Rafah on the border of the Gaza Strip and Egypt. The town suffered greatly during the war.
Moore entered politics immediately after the events of October 7 and immediately joined the Democratic Socialists of America movement. He advocates the imposition of sanctions against Israel in the spirit of the sanctions imposed on South Africa during the apartheid era. Moore demands a complete end to military support for Israel, and accuses the IDF of genocide of the Palestinian population.
Soon, another Midwestern state - after Michigan - may elect an Islamist senator. Abdul al-Sayed's example becomes contagious. For moderate democrats who do not want to completely sever ties with Israel, this is a serious challenge. The internal civil war in the Democratic Party camp between the ultra-left and the centers is gaining momentum.
Now, suddenly, problems arise for the leader of the Democrats in the Senate, Chuck Schumer, who planned to easily stay in office after the success in the elections. But the socialists are trying to prevent this. The latter are still in the minority, but they are very militant and united. The left-ultra-left skillfully uses the rise of anti-Israel sentiment in the United States, shaking the petrified status quo in Washington.