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The AIPAC lobby is choosing to restructure its tools of political influence in Washington, having halted direct donations to Capitol Hill candidates and refrained from offering official endorsements in an effort to avoid increasing popular rejection and to ensure its influence persists in a more flexible manner. The new strategy relies on collecting donations directly from members, reducing direct interaction with campaigns, while maintaining funding through its independent committee, United Democracy Project, which spends hundreds of millions to support candidates sympathetic to Israel. This shift comes amidst rising pressure from both supporters and opponents of the Palestinians, internal tensions within the Democratic Party, and election results that have demonstrated its impact—some candidates backed by the organization have lost, even though it remains the most influential in shaping election outcomes through indirect funding.
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