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The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) has publicly distanced itself from religious extremist Rep. Randy Fine following his controversial genocidal remarks that appeared to support the starvation of innocent civilians in Gaza.

In a rare move, AIPAC stated it "cannot support comments that promote harm to innocent lives," signaling a shift from its usual blanket support of pro-Israel lawmakers regardless of party affiliation.

Fine, a vocal pro Israel figure, reportedly crossed a line that even AIPAC insiders say risked reputational harm. The organization's response reflects growing concern over the political cost of backing extremist rhetoric as global scrutiny over the war in Gaza intensifies.

This marks a rare shift for AIPAC, which has historically avoided criticizing pro-Israel Republicans.

Their decision to speak out suggests a growing awareness of how extremist religious Pro-Israel supporters are damaging its domestic & global image.

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Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest.

Denis Diderot