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Democratic candidate Brad Lander on why he calls himself a 'liberal zionist'
Democratic House candidate Brad Lander recently ousted an incumbent member of Congress in a Democratic primary where opposition to Israel played a major role. He joins "Inside Politics" to discuss his views on the US-Israel relationship and why he calls himself a "liberal zionist." He tells Dana Bash, "I want it to actually honor international law and Palestinian human rights so it can be the Jewish and democratic Israel that I grew up believing in."
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