Brad Lander just moved the goalposts all the way. He used to support defensive aid, including Iron Dome. Now he's against all of it, full stop, citing human rights. This is a direct shot at Dan Goldman, one of the most reliably pro-Israel voices in the House, as Lander positions himself to take Goldman's seat. Whether this is genuine conviction or calculated primary positioning, the direction is clear: the political ground is shifting even in New York's most establishment-friendly Democratic circles.