Amy Goodman
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Is Clinton Moving to the Right of Trump on Israel-Palestine? A Debate on the Candidates & AIPAC
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March 22, 2016
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24:30Now PlayingAll three remaining Republican candidates and Democrat Hillary Clinton addressed the proIsrael AIPAC conference Monday. Clinton sought to cast herself as a stronger ally to Israel than Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, repeatedly alluding to Trump’s recent declaration he would be "neutral" when negotiating a peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians. Many saw Clinton’s address as an attempt to cast herself to Trump’s right on Israel. During his address, Trump sought to cast himself as a strong ally of Israel. Democratic candidate Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders skipped the AIPAC conference to continue campaigning ahead of primaries today in Arizona and Utah and the Democratic caucus in Idaho, but addressed the issue on the campaign trail. For a debate on the candidates’ speeches, we speak with Yousef Munayyer, executive director of U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation, and Robert Freedman, visiting professor of political science at Johns Hopkins University and the former president of Baltimore Hebrew University.
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