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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

New Israeli Government May Struggle to Regain U.S. Democratic Support

Congressman-elect Brad Lander rejected an outreach tour proposal from Lapid, calling for respect for international law and Palestinian rights. Lander believes withholding military aid could pressure Israel into making changes.

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What happened

  1. 01Congressman-elect Brad Lander rejected Lapid's outreach tour proposal.
  2. 02Lander called for respect for international law and Palestinian rights.
  3. 03Lander suggested withholding military aid could press for change.
  4. 04The article questions if a new Israeli government can win back U.S. Democratic support.

The article questions if a new Israeli government can regain support from U.S. Democrats and the American public.

Haaretz English publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Haaretz English’s full report from the link below.

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