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YnetnewsPolitics

Ex-Biden Officials Quit Over Gaza Urge 2028 Democrats to Reject Israel Policy

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Twelve former U.S. officials who resigned over the Biden administration's Gaza policy urged Democratic 2028 presidential hopefuls on Wednesday to reject the current approach. They called for candidates to condemn Washington's role and exclude officials responsible for enabling Israel's actions in Gaza from future administrations. The group also demanded acknowledgment of U.S. complicity in what they described as "genocide." Their appeal highlights divisions within the Democratic Party regarding U.S. support for Israel.

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  • Former U.S. officials urged 2028 Democratic hopefuls to reject Biden's Israel policy.
  • Twelve former officials resigned over U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza.
  • They called for candidates to exclude officials responsible for enabling Israel's actions.
  • The group demanded acknowledgment of U.S. complicity in "genocide" in Gaza.
  • Their appeal highlights divisions within the Democratic Party on Israel policy.
  • Figures like Antony Blinken and Jake Sullivan were featured in their statement.
Ex-Biden Officials Quit Over Gaza Urge 2028 Democrats to Reject Israel Policy
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