Israeli officials say elections won't be undermined, and suspects in bribery case are freed

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  The surprise cross-party endorsement comes just two days before the midterm election following a bitter primary battle and severe foreign policy disagreements over Israel. Michigan Democratic leaders and national figures fear the split could jeopardize the party's Senate prospects. The move follows escalating friction that culminated in the congresswoman being excluded from a planned party unity event.

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