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Among Republicans, Anti-Zionism Remains Very Online

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19.08.2026

Tuesday’s Florida primary results provided yet another example of how the anti-Israel fever that has swept through the Democratic Party remains a very online phenomenon among Republicans.

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In Angie Nixon, Democrats nominated another socialist for Senate who has made opposition to Israel a key campaign issue, while Republicans roundly rejected two Republican candidates who also tried to mobilize the anti-Zionist and antisemitic right. 

As a Republican gubernatorial candidate, James Fishback sounded all the notes that have proven successful in Democratic primaries. He decried Israel’s actions as “genocide” and pledged to divest Florida from Israeli bonds. He was touted by Tucker Carlson, on whose show he appeared, and used terms popular among Nick Fuentes supporters, such as referring to college cafeteria food as “goyslop” (which relates to a conspiracy that Jews save all the good food for........

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