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AIPAC branded 'poison' as it hides campaign spending in US elections
The pro-Israel lobbying group AIPAC is using shell political action committees (PACs) with misleading names to fund election campaigns aimed at defeating candidates critical of Israel, according to an Al Jazeera analysis. Critics say the group's tactic of funneling money through multiple PAC layers to hide donor identities is a 'Russian doll approach' to avoid voter backlash. Growing public disapproval of U.S. pro-Israel policies, particularly after the Gaza war, has fueled opposition to AIPAC's methods.
