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Several House Democrats went against the White House to support a bill criticizing President Biden for withholding offensive aid from Israel. The Israel Security Assistance Support Act would condemn Biden’s stance on Israel’s Gaza invasion and require the administration to promptly send approved weapons shipments. House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul argued that Biden’s decision to withhold weapons approved by Congress is like imposing an arms embargo on Israel. The bill would also cut funding from key officials if there are delays in weapons aid. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has stated that he will not bring the bill to the Senate floor due to the White House’s threat to veto it. The White House defended its approach to Israel, saying it will ensure Israel has what it needs to defend itself. This vote highlights the divide within the Democratic Party over U.S.-Israel relations, with tensions rising over Israel’s actions in Gaza.
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16 Democratic lawmakers side with Republicans in rebuking Biden’s decision to delay arms sale to Israel

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