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US House Rejects Bill to Cut $3.3 Billion Aid to Israel Amid Democratic Rift

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 23 hours ago

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The US House rejected a Republican bill to cut $3.3 billion in aid to Israel, exposing a sharp divide among Democrats, with a significant minority supporting the cut amid shifting attitudes on Israel and Gaza. Democratic leaders showed mixed responses, and the vote reflects growing debate over US-Israel relations and military support.

01US House rejects Republican bill to cut $3.3 billion aid to Israel by 314-104 vote.
02All Republicans except bill sponsor Thomas Massie opposed the measure.
03103 Democrats supported the bill, revealing a deep party division.
04Democratic leaders split: Hakeem Jeffries opposed, Katherine Clark and Nancy Pelosi supported.
05Jeffries called Netanyahu an "obstacle to peace" and suggested conditioning aid on Palestinian rights.
06Polls show 74% of Democratic voters oppose further US aid to Israel.

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