Shifting US politics offers opportunity for Palestinian self-determination

The Carter Center Country Director of Israel and Palestine, George Zeidan, shares how Palestinian advocacy needs to actively engage with changes in attitudes among both Democratic and Republican voters.

On August 5, progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic primary for the US Senate in Michigan, beating Haley Stevens, who was backed by the Democratic establishment. The race reflected the escalating rift within the Democratic Party over support for Israel. El-Sayed, like other progressives, is an outspoken critic of Israel and has openly expressed solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Stevens, on the other hand, was supported by pro-Israel Political Action Committees (PACs).

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