The Democratic Party is 'split' over pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian factions that threatens future party unity, according to a recent Wall Street Journal report.
The Democratic Party is divided over pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian factions in a major split that may tear the party apart for a 'generation,' according to a recent Wall Street Journal report. Some of the biggest names in progressive and leftist politics are expressing concerns that the Democratic Party is no longer unified as politicians and commentators continue to battle it out in the public square over Israel.
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