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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

House Democrat Leader Jeffries Seeks Major Shift in US Policy on Israel

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House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries called for "dramatic change" in US policy toward Israel and the Middle East following the Democrats' midterm election victory. He stated the current status quo is "unacceptable" and criticized President Donald Trump's war against Iran as a "reckless and costly war of choice." Jeffries' comments signal potential policy clashes between Congress and the Trump administration, particularly concerning military aid to Israel and the conflict in Iran.

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  • House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries called for "dramatic change" in US policy toward Israel.
  • Jeffries stated the current US approach to the Middle East, including aid to Israel, is "unacceptable."
  • He criticized President Donald Trump's war against Iran as a "reckless and costly war of choice."
  • Jeffries supports the West Bank Violence Protection Act and seeks changes in Gaza.
  • Democrats oppose additional funding for the war in Iran, Jeffries stated.
  • The comments signal potential confrontation between Congress and the Trump administration.
House Democrat Leader Jeffries Seeks Major Shift in US Policy on Israel
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