The super PAC affiliated with J Street, a liberal pro-Israel group, is investing $3 million in advertising campaigns against Republicans supported by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
Recently, Representatives like Mike Collins, who is a Republican Senate candidate from Georgia, have been targeted by J Street’s ad initiatives. Collins was among the attendees at the GOP midterm convention where he delivered a speech on Wednesday.
AIPAC has long been recognized as a formidable entity in political circles, having spent tens of millions of dollars on this year’s primaries. As the election in November draws nearer, J Street is intensifying its efforts to challenge AIPAC’s influence in the realm of pro-Israel advocacy.

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