The political landscape surrounding Israel within the Democratic Party is growing increasingly contentious. Following significant defeats in recent Michigan primaries, AIPAC is considering a second effort to undermine Abdul El-Sayed, who won a primary victory that some see as a major setback for the organization. This election cycle, AIPAC has indicated it will continue its spending against El-Sayed through November, despite a mixed bag of results in primaries across the country where Israel has emerged as a key wedge issue. Tensions have escalated, highlighting a civil war within the Democratic Party over the U.S.-Israel relationship, as some factions are openly opposing traditional AIPAC-backed candidates. With AIPAC reportedly weighing support for a Republican candidate against El-Sayed, the implications of this funding and influence in the political arena are being closely scrutinized. Additionally, reports show that AIPAC’s spending has increased significantly in recent elections, reflecting a broader divide among voters over issues related to Israel and Gaza.