Ossoff said Israeli forces violated international law and accused Collins of amplifying neo-Nazi propaganda. Collins defended his record while attacking Ossoff for backing Israel-critical progressives, including Michigan Sen. candidate Abdul El-Sayed

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October 09, 2026
In the Georgia battle for the Senate seat on Thursday, Georgia's incumbent Democratic senator Jon Ossoff declined to say whether Israel had committed genocide in Gaza, in the first debate with his Republican challenger, Rep. Mike Collins – while attacking Collins over his ties to white supremacists and antisemitic figures.
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