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Watchdog group alleges Adam Hamawy lied under oath in 1995 during Omar Abdel Rahman trial.
The group says Hamawy testified for Abdel Rahman in 1995 on jihad remarks and was asked about fighting in the name of God.
The transcript later shows Hamawy admitting Abdel Rahman spoke of jihad, claiming it was taken out of context.
Hamawy has not faced charges related to perjury and emphasizes his military service and condemnations of terrorism.
The piece notes Hamawy’s background including Army medical service and humanitarian work.
The primary race for New Jersey's 12th District is the context for these claims.
The story references Bernie Sanders and Hasan Piker as backers of Hamawy.
The article cites Abdel Rahman’s 1993 bombing as context for the trial.
The piece notes the 1995 court transcript and a prosecutor's questioning.
The article signals political implications as the primary approaches.
The report includes comments from the Investigative Project on Terrorism about Hamawy's testimony.

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Adam Hamawy leads the Democratic primary to replace retiring Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman in New Jersey’s 12th district.
Support from small donors nationwide has helped Hamawy build fundraising momentum early in the race.
A pro-Palestine alignment has positioned Hamawy as a potential face for a major movement in his party.
Hamawy has condemned smear attacks linking him to extremist groups and disavowed those views.
The race has drawn opposition from pro-Israel groups and a skeptical political establishment.
Controversy includes coverage of a Wall Street Journal op-ed and a Jewish Insider report tied to Hamawy’s past work.
Hamawy frames his candidacy as a path to real change grounded in his service in uniform and humanitarian work.
Hamawy’s potential victory would mark a milestone for pro-Palestine candidates within Democratic primaries.
Analysts note the race reflects broader pro-Palestine activism influencing Democratic primaries.
The race features a stiff challenge from Sue Altman, a former Working Families Party leader.
The campaign leverages a pro-Palestine movement with donor support and a dedicated anti-AIPAC ad campaign.

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