Senate Contenter Apologizes After Decrying Gaza War as Genocide, Troy Jackson Says
Democratic senatorial contender Troy Jackson expressed regret during a televised interview on Tuesday, stating it was unfortunate that citizens of Main‑Coast Maine who identify as Jewish have not described the conflict in Gaza as a genocide.
A logger from northern Maine and former president of the state Senate is now confronting Senator Susan Collins, whose candidacy is pivotal to Democrats’ efforts to regain control of the U.S. Senate. Throughout the November campaign, Jackson has labeled the Gaza violence a genocide and argues against providing U.S. military assistance to Israel.
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