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⭕️ Asked at Tuesday's debate whether US military aid to Israel should go up, down or stay the same, Republican Sen. Susan Collins said the current level is "good."

Her Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, said there should be "no blank check" for Israel. When Collins pushed him on his stance to cut aid, Jackson said: "no offensive weapons." The answer marks a retreat for Jackson, who announced Tuesday that he had been endorsed by the pro-Israel lobby J Street. In July, he said he would "never vote in favor of US taxpayer-funded military aid to Israel," and called Israel's war in Gaza a "genocide."

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