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IAEA Plans Funding to Remove Abdul Sayed
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) faces a new test after losing in the Michigan primary elections, where it invested around $32 million to support Representative Haleigh Stephens against Abdul Sayed. Following the latter's victory, the organization is shifting to support Republican candidate Mike Rojers, although it has not disclosed the official amount of spending, with expectations of large sums potentially reaching tens of millions. It is noted that AIPAC may abandon its traditionally neutral stance, especially since Rojers is a staunch supporter of Israel, whereas Abdul Sayed's opposition to occupation policies is seen as a political threat. Polls indicate a decline in support for the organization among Democrats in Michigan, reflecting a shift in the perception of backing Israel's occupation, which has now become a political liability in certain electoral races.
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