In South Carolina, 52 % said they opposed selling arms to Israel and 2 % said they supported military assistance.
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- In South Carolina, 52 % said they opposed selling arms to Israel and 2 % said they supported military assistance.
In South Carolina, 52 percent said they opposed selling arms to Israel, while just 2 percent said they supported military assistance.
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Origin: extracted from Hakeem Jeffries Under Fire as Pro-Israel Democrat Tapped for Top Post · 2026-09-06 20:03