Pro-Israel Democratic and Republican groups are launching video ads in swing states a month ahead of the election.

The Republican Jewish Coalition is spending $3.5 million to screen ads in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, three Florida counties where much of the state’s Jewish population is concentrated. The RJC ads launched Oct. 1.

Florida is considered critical to President Donald Trump’s re-election prospects, and the Jewish vote there is substantial enough that it could swing the state.

One of the RJC ads is a 30-second “infomercial” targeting what it says is the influence of the left wing of the Democratic Party on nominee Joe Biden.

“Elect Joe Biden, get all his far-left friends too,” says the pitchman, as “special offer” flashes on the screen and Biden appears surrounded by Sen. Bernie Sanders and Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar.

Biden will promise “raising taxes, defunding police, pressuring Israel and more” — a deal, the pitchman says, that is “f—ing insane.”

Also launching ads are the Democratic Majority for Israel’s political action committee and J Street, although at this stage those ads will appear only on streaming or web platforms.

The DMFI Pac’s 30-second ad launched last week, called “Enduring,” runs audio of Biden saying that his commitment to Israel’s security is “not negotiable” and posts quotes by Israeli statesmen praising Biden, who has been close to the country’s leadership since his first term as a senator in 1973. The ad will target pro-Israel Floridians and voters in other swing states and will begin with a six-figure expenditure, the group said.

J Street, a liberal Jewish Middle East policy group that is not affiliated with either party, is spending $65,000 to target young voters in Pennsylvania. The ad highlights the threat of white supremacist violence and culminates by directing viewers to Pennsylvania’s voter information website.

The J Street ad, launched on Monday, is nonpartisan, but its theme echoes messaging from the Biden campaign, which has made allegations that President Donald Trump is stoking racial division and encouraging white nationalists a centerpiece.

“White nationalists marched in Charlottesville and murdered Jews in Pittsburgh, peaceful protesters were attacked in Washington and Portland,” the ad says against footage from the confrontations. “Hate and intolerance are on the march but young Americans can change that. Every vote matters.”