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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Texas Senate Candidate Defends Gaza Stance After Rabbi's Questioning

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Texas Senate Candidate Talarico Blames Netanyahu, Not Israelis, for Gaza Devastation

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Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico stated he blames Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, not the Israeli people, for the devastation in Gaza. Talarico, in a tight race against Republican Ken Paxton, affirmed Israel's right to defend itself but criticized Netanyahu's conduct of the war. He also expressed support for a two-state solution and pledged to use U.S. leverage to protect Palestinian lives.

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  • James Talarico blames Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for Gaza devastation, not the Israeli people.
  • Talarico is in a close race for the U.S. Senate seat in Texas against Ken Paxton.
  • He affirmed Israel's right to self-defense but criticized Netanyahu's conduct of the war.
  • Talarico supports using U.S. leverage to protect Palestinian lives.
  • He expressed hope for a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.
Texas Senate Candidate Talarico Blames Netanyahu, Not Israelis, for Gaza Devastation
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