On Tuesday evening, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden announced his pick for vice president: California Senator Kamala Harris. While that was going on, Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was in the process of winning her primary. The two women pose starkly different versions of the Democratic Party, especially when it comes to Israel. Harris is a pro-Israel stalwart, while Omar has endorsed the movement to boycott Israel.
We asked our two contributing columnists Joel Swanson and Ari Hoffman which of these politicians represents the future of the Democratic Party and what their victories mean for Jews?
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