AIPAC Bars Democrats Who Backed Bill to Cut U.S. Aid to Israel from Donor Portal

AIPAC, the influential pro‑Israel lobbying organization, announced it would block access to its donor portal for certain members of Congress. The move targets Democrats who voted for an amendment that would have terminated U.S. military aid

AIPAC, the influential pro‑Israel lobbying organization, announced it would block access to its donor portal for certain members of Congress. The move targets Democrats who voted for an amendment that would have terminated U.S. military aid

to Israel. Those lawmakers had previously received AIPAC’s endorsement and financial support in their re‑election campaigns. By closing the portal, AIPAC is signaling disapproval of the vote and warning of possible repercussions. The

amendment, though ultimately unsuccessful, sought to halt billions in U.S. assistance to Israel. AIPAC’s action underscores the lobbying group’s leverage over campaign contributions. Critics argue the step deepens partisan tensions

over U.S. policy toward Israel. Observers will watch how the affected Democrats respond and whether the move influences future votes.